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I wouldnt mind running up to Drift Office as well to check it out. Should we make a PDX meet day and run up as a group? Could be a blast as well as informative since most of us have jobs and are willing to drop 5k for more power.
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@Drift-Office If we can get a bunch of us together to come up and visit u guys can u give us the run down? I know quite a few of us are thinking about the Turbo/SC upgrades. We might even be able to get @Touge_ninja and the seattle crew to join us for the day. Could be a expensive day for a lot of us! |
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Paul @ AVO has been more than accommodating and helpful as we've been with them from ground zero on this project and he's been here to answer any and all questions that you all may have... And if you bring some ketchup chips, you might just entice him to let you take the AVO car out for a spin! :) Quote:
Cheers! Bob @ Drift-Office, LLC |
Looks like I need to address a few things...
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Still, 300whp on a stock fuel system? One has to ask yourself what size those stock port injectors are, and while 300WHP is attainable with stock fueling, what duty cycle do you think those run at on a 12.5:1 CR motor that's now running >8PSI of boost, SC or Turbo. Sure, I can get to 300WHP, but when the stock injectors fail from being taxed too much, who's fault does that become? :) Quote:
Now if you're looking for a number, and you're fixated on that number in your mind and not concerned with drivablity, power band or driving experience, then by all means, chase the dream. Like other posters have mentioned, that's a pretty dangerous (and expensive) game. Quote:
By an "intrusion to your oil system" where you might feel that it is a longevity / reliability concern of your car, then perhaps you shouldn't even be considering aftermarket upgrades, much less FI since anything FI that you'll put on will be accelerating the wear and tear of the motor. :) Quote:
Interestingly enough, we've also noticed that the FRS / BRZ guys here want that rumble. Ah yes, the ironies of life! And thus, by going that route, one will be paying about 20% of an AVO kit for a UEL header, or add that 20% in cost to your overall SC kit but you're not bothered that you won't be getting an additional 20% of performance out of it? I've addressed your stock fuel comment herein... Quote:
AVO, like APS and other Aussie MFG companies that build kits, do so to appear to be OEM-like. This is why it looks like it belongs in the car and I suppose if you wanted something obvious, then yeah, any of the SC offerings would suffice in that "show" department. Quote:
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Cheers! Bob @ Drift-Office, LLC |
i love it when bob comes in to a post and just says how it is. sorry for not being specific enough in my last post.
i LOVE my AVO kit..it may not be for everyone but its exactly what i wanted. |
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Im going to be up in Seattle for a Wedding on June9th and I will see about fitting visits into my schedule.
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