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Old 06-18-2013, 09:47 AM   #15
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Will yall offer divided flanged manifolds in the future?

are yall using 2.5" intercooler piping?
We use 3" and 2.5"

We are not sure on the divided manifolds yet.
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Is that a T3 or T25 flange ?
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waht will be the price difference on the premium vs. this?
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We will have pricing for the premium up soon.
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Ok @FullBlown, now that I have fully decided on your kit, could this also work to slowly piece together your entire kit? I may not have the funds today to buy your base package out of the gate, but I could get the manifold and down pipe, then in a few months the intercooler and so on. Or is it priced better to just buy your base kit all at once? Im just trying to find the best option for me. I would like to make this all happen and installed by next summer if possible. Let me know or PM me if you like.
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Ok @FullBlown, now that I have fully decided on your kit, could this also work to slowly piece together your entire kit? I may not have the funds today to buy your base package out of the gate, but I could get the manifold and down pipe, then in a few months the intercooler and so on. Or is it priced better to just buy your base kit all at once? Im just trying to find the best option for me. I would like to make this all happen and installed by next summer if possible. Let me know or PM me if you like.
Buying a complete product is almost always more affordable than piecing it together over time. Why not just put money aside somewhere to eventually have the funds for the entire thing? It isn't as though you could run any of the components without the completion of them all like you could with headers and other supporting mods with the eventuality of running a SC. Just save.
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Ok @FullBlown, now that I have fully decided on your kit, could this also work to slowly piece together your entire kit? I may not have the funds today to buy your base package out of the gate, but I could get the manifold and down pipe, then in a few months the intercooler and so on. Or is it priced better to just buy your base kit all at once? Im just trying to find the best option for me. I would like to make this all happen and installed by next summer if possible. Let me know or PM me if you like.
buy a complete kit. it will save u a ton of money
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Ok @FullBlown, now that I have fully decided on your kit, could this also work to slowly piece together your entire kit? I may not have the funds today to buy your base package out of the gate, but I could get the manifold and down pipe, then in a few months the intercooler and so on. Or is it priced better to just buy your base kit all at once? Im just trying to find the best option for me. I would like to make this all happen and installed by next summer if possible. Let me know or PM me if you like.
Ian, It would save you some money to just buy the whole kit. We only offered the hot and cold parts separately, because some guys had a preference for what turbo they wanted to use.
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