turbo kits for sale???
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From: Crestwood, ky, united states
turbo kits for sale???
i just got a 99 prelude about 4 months ago. lookin for more power but for not a lot of money. is anyone sellin or does anyone know anyone sellin a slightly used turbo kit for my H22??
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Re: turbo kits for sale??? (prelude99)
turbos dont run cheap. unless theyre ****..
if you want to not spend alot of money then basic bolt ons are probably youre best bet, but not alot of power can be added on by them.
if you want to not spend alot of money then basic bolt ons are probably youre best bet, but not alot of power can be added on by them.
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Re: turbo kits for sale??? (shanehate)
yeah...sooner or later ur gonna run into the tempting ebay turbo kit. Do not give in. they are complete ****, unless u want to replace part after part with actual good ones until everything stops breaking. (That's only assuming the broken parts didnt damage ur engine, then u'd be shoppin 4 a new one/car!)
If price is an issue, stick with N/A for the time being. wait it out. check around craigslist and forums for "for sale" items. also consider a Jackson Racing Supercharger...these cost $500-$1000 less, are easier to put on, and as a bonus don't have the turbo lag. I once considered this, but I like the sound turbos make (yes, I'm aware of how ricey that sounds). But I'm not ruling JRSC out as something in the future. For now tho, I'm sticking with N/A until i either get out of college or win the lottery lol.
If price is an issue, stick with N/A for the time being. wait it out. check around craigslist and forums for "for sale" items. also consider a Jackson Racing Supercharger...these cost $500-$1000 less, are easier to put on, and as a bonus don't have the turbo lag. I once considered this, but I like the sound turbos make (yes, I'm aware of how ricey that sounds). But I'm not ruling JRSC out as something in the future. For now tho, I'm sticking with N/A until i either get out of college or win the lottery lol.
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Re: turbo kits for sale??? (blacklude98)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blacklude98 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah...sooner or later ur gonna run into the tempting ebay turbo kit. Do not give in. they are complete ****, unless u want to replace part after part with actual good ones until everything stops breaking. (That's only assuming the broken parts didnt damage ur engine, then u'd be shoppin 4 a new one/car!)
If price is an issue, stick with N/A for the time being. wait it out. check around craigslist and forums for "for sale" items. also consider a Jackson Racing Supercharger...these cost $500-$1000 less, are easier to put on, and as a bonus don't have the turbo lag. I once considered this, but I like the sound turbos make (yes, I'm aware of how ricey that sounds). But I'm not ruling JRSC out as something in the future. For now tho, I'm sticking with N/A until i either get out of college or win the lottery lol. </TD></TR></TABLE>
well said
If price is an issue, stick with N/A for the time being. wait it out. check around craigslist and forums for "for sale" items. also consider a Jackson Racing Supercharger...these cost $500-$1000 less, are easier to put on, and as a bonus don't have the turbo lag. I once considered this, but I like the sound turbos make (yes, I'm aware of how ricey that sounds). But I'm not ruling JRSC out as something in the future. For now tho, I'm sticking with N/A until i either get out of college or win the lottery lol. </TD></TR></TABLE>
well said
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