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#1052649 09/16/04 04:39 AM
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Price break down would be nice........


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How about i drive to Arizona, plop down 5+ grand when i get it and , have you guys build me a 3 liter turbo


But personaly, i like the kit now, i just need the cash....I would rather have a complete kit, than a "Base model" kit.


But from a outside perspective, it would be a much welcome sight to ahve an entry kit for thoes who's funds are limited!!!


The menu idea sounds doable....Giving people a base kit, with the option of up grading certain aspects of the kit, and then price it accordingly.

And then theres the full kit!!!


I like it!

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Originally posted by Keyser:
Well how about this. How about a 'menu' so to speak and you build your own kit from a list of parts that will fit together?




Not to sound like Im going to throw money on the table today if you do this, but this definitely makes things more of a reality to the people that want to do a turbo kit for "cheap" as many would say. If people know they can get the odd pieces of this kit that they couldn't elsewhere, I think there will be more business in the future.

On the other hand, I can see how it may take away from business if people are coming to you only for for turbo headers and an I/C because they managed to find a deal on a T28 turbo on ebay and want to run their own piping.

I personally would love to see this as an option though. I might almost make me think twice about nitrous in the spring

Mark


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You can't / shouldn't run a turbo on your current motor :-P

Originally posted by Y2KSVT:

Not to sound like Im going to throw money on the table today if you do this, but this definitely makes things more of a reality to the people that want to do a turbo kit for "cheap" as many would say. If people know they can get the odd pieces of this kit that they couldn't elsewhere, I think there will be more business in the future.

On the other hand, I can see how it may take away from business if people are coming to you only for for turbo headers and an I/C because they managed to find a deal on a T28 turbo on ebay and want to run their own piping.

I personally would love to see this as an option though. I might almost make me think twice about nitrous in the spring

Mark




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Originally posted by RTStabler51:
You can't / shouldn't run a turbo on your current motor :-P




Thank you grasshopper, but this I know

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The grass hopper you can't catch..wait a minute..

Originally posted by Y2KSVT:
Originally posted by RTStabler51:
You can't / shouldn't run a turbo on your current motor :-P




Thank you grasshopper, but this I know

Mark




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wait, i thought 11.2:1 compression was good on a turbo motor?


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Originally posted by beyondloadedSE:
wait, i thought 11.2:1 compression was good on a turbo motor?




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It will work. We just need someone to try it.

As far as turbo options go you could do something like warmonger did and try to use the stock manifolds to cut down the price. There might be some odd piping thats not nearly as efficient but it should still work.

A menu of items on the website kind of like those build your own computer websites would be sweet, but I can see it being a good amount of work on your part. It might be worth it though. It would get more parts moving but I'm not sure how much more.


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