Hey guys,
I've been looking a while for one but as far as I can see.. kit's don't exist?
Cheers.
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Hey guys,
I've been looking a while for one but as far as I can see.. kit's don't exist?
Cheers.
Check full race? I have a full race kit (not euro tho) one of the best kits money can buy.
U surfed Honda-tech? The states have everything lol why u wana boost a family car tho? Lol
Cheaper/easier to buy a supercharger kit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nathn
sooooppppeeerr charger kit .!! ayeQuote:
Originally Posted by Fredoops
How much are the supercharge kits?
Sell the car or trade it in and get one which has a factory turbo, ie WRX, XR6, EVO!!
5000 incl tune iirc crom comptechQuote:
Originally Posted by mas10
http://www.revzone.com.au/content/ct...k20a-k20z-k24a
That place is in SE Melbourne, assuming your in Vic.
Yeah, your right, most likely it would be more reliable too but you have a car for long enough and you feel a attachment to it I suppose. I have been contemplating getting something different but not sure what exactly and if it's actually worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBen
If your not willing to do some serious internal work and ecu, etc to the euro as well as supercharge / turbo than you will be wasting your time. In other words you will not be able to run more than 8 pounds boost without eventually blowing your motor. E.g a standard k24 euro with full motor built NA will keep up if you do not do it properly and by properly you would be spending upwards of 10K EASY
While true, a S/C kit will give around "50hp" at wheels, or something like 70kw at flywheel? An NA tune of similar state will cost easily twice as much. Even at low boost, it's enough, I don't see the point of having crazy HP for a FWD car anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigpauly2788
Everyone wants supercharger till they see the price lol.