what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside
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what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside
i'm looking for a turbo kit for my car, just something basic, not a custom setup like everyone likes to do. i can't make up my mind on which one i should get, Fully built b16 in a 95 eg hatch, what would you all do?
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Re: what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside (highboostb18c1)
i guess my question for you is, why do you just want something basic when you took the time to fully build your b16? thats a big waste of $$$ for any of the kits listed.
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Re: what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside (DaveSI99)
why would you want to by a kit when later on down the road you are going to be changing half the stuff it comes with, put a turbo kit together and buy the products you have heard are good around here, custom 
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Re: what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside (highboostb18c1)
FYI, Turbonetics Turbo Kit = F-MAX Turbo Kit and vise versa.
Everyone already knows which kits I like so I won't vote.
Everyone already knows which kits I like so I won't vote.
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Re: what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside (MikeMAN)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MikeMAN »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i guess my question for you is, why do you just want something basic when you took the time to fully build your b16? thats a big waste of $$$ for any of the kits listed.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think every one has a different idea of what "Fully Built" means to them. For some people, pistons and a block guard = "Fully Built" while some of us couldn't list it all of the things it takes to Fully build an engine on one page.
I don't think I could "Fully Build" an engine and then disgrace it with the kit's listed above... IMO
I think every one has a different idea of what "Fully Built" means to them. For some people, pistons and a block guard = "Fully Built" while some of us couldn't list it all of the things it takes to Fully build an engine on one page.
I don't think I could "Fully Build" an engine and then disgrace it with the kit's listed above... IMO
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Re: what turbo kit would you buy? vote inside (TrueNorthStar)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TrueNorthStar »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I think every one has a different idea of what "Fully Built" means to them. For some people, pistons and a block guard = "Fully Built" while some of us couldn't list it all of the things it takes to Fully build an engine on one page.
I don't think I could "Fully Build" an engine and then disgrace it with the kit's listed above... IMO</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes, some people have different ideas, however...the 3 main ones are sleeves, rods and pistons. even if he only had rods and pistons, all of the kits listed would be horrible options.
mike
I think every one has a different idea of what "Fully Built" means to them. For some people, pistons and a block guard = "Fully Built" while some of us couldn't list it all of the things it takes to Fully build an engine on one page.
I don't think I could "Fully Build" an engine and then disgrace it with the kit's listed above... IMO</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes, some people have different ideas, however...the 3 main ones are sleeves, rods and pistons. even if he only had rods and pistons, all of the kits listed would be horrible options.
mike
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