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03-18-2015 02:57 PM |
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Originally Posted by HGaudio
(Post 2173327)
I recently purchased a 2013 frs a month or so ago and I absolutely love the car. Having previously owned a mustang gt the handling and cornering of this car compared to my previous mustang is night and day difference. I live in a mountainous area so having a car for back roads and windy mountain roads is much more enjoyable. The power is the only thing I feel like this car is lacking. I've been doing research online about turbo kits, but It seems hard for me to justify spending 4000-5000$ if not much more to turbo it when I'm only seeing an average of 300whp. I understand the car is extremely light but how does the car feel/perform, and I'd like to get some feedback to see it the money was well spent. I don't drive the car daily but I like to drive it when I can so I suppose I could maybe push a couple extra pounds but I dont have any E85 pumps around so thats out of the question. I'd like to start autocrossing the car and going to track days though and it seems like FI is necessary when It comes to the FRS/BRZ. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
(Note: If I go FI I'd go turbo so S/C is out of the question)
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FI is the best bang for the buck mod, I know it may sound a bit awkward but after compared to all the other mods combined, that's the truth
I am a turbo guy but after seeing all the kits in the market (except maybe Avo kit), I say Rotrex based Centrifugal type systems like Kraftwerks or Jackson Racing are exception since they are relatively easier to install and more reliable than the turbo kits...and almost a must for those who consider track use down the road, since they're simple they are also less expensive.. of course Turbos are more efficient but also more temperamental..
I also don't like the fact that the turbo systems share the same engine oil as opposed to independent lubrication of the (one mistake and you lose the whole engine) ..
I say do more research on the topic :thumbsup:
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