Please don't post the actual email here out of courtesy for the person at the receving end of that email....

Damn.... if I didn't have to send the car from Washington to California.

I have high hopes for this one :P

haha it does, huh?

Also, reminds me of Zoids...used to love watching that.

Any updates or pricing info ?

They wanted $4500, me to return my car to stock, and 4-6 weeks to test and tune it.

I didn't have the stock parts so it was a no go. They did say that was a discounted price from their retail price, however.

This was up on their fb last week...

E-FORCE FR-S/BRZ Mailing List

Estimated crank hp. Not whp. Before people get too excited.

Kit looks amazing!

Yeah I seen that posted. http://i1011.photobucket.com/albums/...bs_up-3334.gif

It seems insane that would charge you anything. To let them keep your basically new vehicle for 4-6 weeks and use it for R&D of a new product, I think getting S/C for free would be a no-brainer, especially considering they're not going to be able to resell the one they used on your vehicle

That's another reason I turned it down. I'd have a lot of options in the 4500-5000 range, and none of them require 4-6 weeks and for me to return my car to stock for them.

I'd basically be paying for the pride of being a beta test vehicle, but that's still me paying them 20 bucks an hour to hold onto my car for a month and a half.

Soooo close to Cosworth territory for MSRP? Hmmmm damn may have to go turbo after all.


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actually they said...
 

They said that installed and running $4500 and that that was a discount...The kit itself may not be more than the $4500...my guess is they're trying to just get the value out of the S/C since they will have to leave it in the test car.

Jaden <---------------also looked into using my car as a test car.

I have no idea why you wouldn't think an E-force charger would be cheaper than a cosworth kit.

Did you check the prices for e-force chargers on other cars?