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brady86 09-23-2015 04:46 PM

so if we get the hks stroker kit or a built engine at some point like i plan to do will there be pulleys to go to 12,15 or higher boost pressure for when the engine can handle that?

10Stars 09-25-2015 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Efferalgan (Post 2399223)
Not right. You have to cut off the top platic pulley (right under the alternator pulley) to istall the kit - the blower is located right there. To return back to NA, you have to get a new part of the engine which you altered.

Please confirm @Scott@HKSUSA

wbradley 09-26-2015 12:48 AM

Install manual shows a diecast part below the alternator must be removed and cut. It doesn't need to be replaced if you go back to stock though.I have restored my pulleys to stock until I get my replacement blower.

ultra 09-26-2015 09:48 AM

6 pages in; this kit seems real hinky. Are there any dudes out there enjoying this kit, tracking it and having zero issues?

Lee 09-26-2015 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ultra (Post 2402080)
6 pages in; this kit seems real hinky. Are there any dudes out there enjoying this kit, tracking it and having zero issues?


Yep - me.

Track videos in my signature :burnrubber:

FRSCanuck 09-26-2015 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee (Post 2402156)
Yep - me.

Track videos in my signature :burnrubber:

same, zero issues thus far, car has been a blast!

learnerspermit 09-26-2015 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee (Post 2402156)
Yep - me.

Track videos in my signature :burnrubber:

Are you running the oil cooler too?

craigpitts7 09-26-2015 04:24 PM

I've been running the v2 since August 2015 and I have zero complaints. Be careful if you're running stock tires.

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wbradley 09-26-2015 06:23 PM

For the record, my issues aren't the fault of HKS.
Long story short, I bought a V1 kit with a much larger intercooler and modified piping used from someone local on this forum, who actually bought it from another member here from Istanbul.

The seller didn't tell me he didn't have the traction oil cooler and filter, neither did his uninstaller/ installer afterward.

I tried installing a filter and improvised cooler myself and somehow due to inexperience switched the oil inlet and outlet.

HKS has been difficult helping me buy a replacement blower misinformed me on several occasions but I have been skeptical of info provided and questioned them and other owners so I FINALLY ordered the proper replacement. It has been months and although it is paid for I have yet to receive it.

Product excellent
Product support without warranty, lets just say it should be improved now that they actually have all their info right after my issue. I hope so, anyway.

In my world, you dont give answers until you are sure you have the correct information. Again, after dealing with me they finally have their shit in order. They are nice people though.

Lee 09-27-2015 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by learnerspermit (Post 2402252)
Are you running the oil cooler too?

Nope - I use a mishimoto 19 row cooler mounted next to the v2 Intercooler. The traction fluid cooler is mounted between the oil cooler and partially behind the cold side of the intercooler.

I wanted to keep the lines for an oil cooler as short as possible.

Mars2 09-27-2015 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott@HKSUSA (Post 2399117)
Same boost pressure (~7-8 psi), but with cooler, higher density air for increased efficiency and more power.

This is due to the larger intercooler, larger intercooler piping, the lack of an inlet restrictor, and a larger diameter pulley to reduce the compressor speed.

Lack of restrictor and larger pulley mean less psi at mid range so less power and torque under curve! that is really a step back in my opinion!

Lee 09-27-2015 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Mars2 (Post 2402762)
Lack of restrictor and larger pulley mean less psi at mid range so less power and torque under curve! that is really a step back in my opinion!

I was told by HKS-UK that the v3 kit was designed for the 'american market' and the reason for switching to a larger pulley was due to poor fuel stateside.

That said, if the intercooler is considerably larger then I may opt to upgrade the standard v2 cooler.

koevasi 10-08-2015 05:22 AM

Is ANYONE running OFT with their HKS supercharger setup (v2 in particular)?

Egyptn 10-09-2015 06:55 AM

Hey :) Is the kit different for RHD (Australia) will it fit either way?


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