All TURBO kits compilation thread

[ender2664]

I did not but this car to drag race, however coming for my 600hp car it is pretty lame having 200. I don't want to blow my money on a kit that isn't going to get me where I want and that is better indicated by the quarter mile time than the hp in my opinion.
My dad's car has 400 at the crank and felt almost as fast as mine even though I was making 2 3rds the power because it runs low 12s.

[nonicname]

Originally Posted by Sportsguy83

Apparently you have not seen or read about Accelerated Performance car? Or Dynosty's, or Full Blown? They have all survived more than "a few runs".


Also, I don't get the whole "drag racing is the wrong idea".... It's his money, he can do with it whatever he wants. If he wants to get an 86 and turn it into a drag racing monster... So be it! There is no right or wrong in it....

why in the world would you spend $26k on a car that has ALL the wrong parts to drag race when you can spend the same $26k on a car that has all the right parts for drag racing.

you can argue all you want but it will never make sense unless you have tons of money to blow off. lets keep this crap off of this thread.

[Sportsguy83]

Originally Posted by nonicname

why in the world would you spend $26k on a car that has ALL the wrong parts to drag race when you can spend the same $26k on a car that has all the right parts for drag racing.

you can argue all you want but it will never make sense unless you have tons of money to blow off. lets keep this crap off of this thread.

Your opinion and I completely respect it. Now that does not mean that you don't respect other people's views and likes. It's no that hard actually to get in the 11s in this car. Full Blown kit with E85 map ~$4500. Suspension, around $1500.

So, Around $6K gets you in the 11s range. Still don't see what is so far fetched or ludicrous about that...

[BPAuto]

Powerhouse Amuse Turbo Kit Teaser

[Tansey86]

Originally Posted by nonicname

why in the world would you spend $26k on a car that has ALL the wrong parts to drag race when you can spend the same $26k on a car that has all the right parts for drag racing.

you can argue all you want but it will never make sense unless you have tons of money to blow off. lets keep this crap off of this thread.

Yeah, why would you ever want to use a car that requires 100hp less to run the same times as a mustang. So stupid!

[dabocx]

Powerhouse amuse turbo kit will cost more than the car
Their catback is 3k and the front pipe is 1k.......

[nonicname]

Originally Posted by Tansey86

Yeah, why would you ever want to use a car that requires 100hp less to run the same times as a mustang. So stupid!

wow, that seriously a bad argument in so many levels.

[Tansey86]

Originally Posted by nonicname

wow, that seriously a bad argument in so many levels.

It's all personal choice man. That's the beautiful thing about this car, it can be taken to so many different routes and be effective. As we've clearly seen.

[Turbowned]

Hmm, I want a turbo kit with the turbo mount location of the AVO kit but the turbo of the FBM/FA20club kit... I wonder how adaptable the AVO kit is... the turbo they include looks bitchy compared to a GTX28.

[diss7]

The AVO turbo appears to be a Chinese copy of a t518z 8cm turbo from Greddy/Trust. This has been subtly confirmed by AVO.
I pointed this out last week as I noticed the wheel sizes posted by AVO were round the wrong way.
A t518z and a gt2871r are very comparable, and both have been used extensively on other 2000cc platforms.
On other 2000cc applications, it has been noted that using a t518z 10cm over a t518z 8cm offers minimal advantage, for the increased lag. Something interesting I noticed was that Greddy themselves chose to use the t518z 10cm on our application. When comparing the Fa20 to a sr20, the head appears to flow better, higher compression, and higher redline, must all contribute to make the 10cm the better choice.
You can also see this on the torque curves of the AVO and the Greddy kit. The AVO kit's torque appears to lower,compared to the Greddy kit which does not. Greddy would have extensively tested the t518z 8cm and 10cm, the fact they aren't offering the 8cm as an option says a lot.

I wouldn't hesitate in running a t518z turbo much much harder than AVO are running their setup. But, in saying that, they don't have a t518z, they have a copy of one.

Edit: If AVO were to release/allow the sale of parts of their kit individually (for example, buying the entire kit less turbo) then you could then choose to put on a t518z 10cm. But, I highly doubt AVO would do this, as it then would have the effect of implying that their turbo is (I'll pick my words carefully here) not optimal.

[coyote]

Originally Posted by Turbowned

Hmm, I want a turbo kit with the turbo mount location of the AVO kit but the turbo of the FBM/FA20club kit... I wonder how adaptable the AVO kit is... the turbo they include looks bitchy compared to a GTX28.

Something like this?



That was the first prototype. Things have moved on. Production item will be a work of art.

Will be sold in Australia with everything required, including brzEdit tune.

I'm not a vendor on here, so probably can't say much more.

[s2d4]

Originally Posted by diss7

If AVO were to release/allow the sale of parts of their kit individually (for example, buying the entire kit less turbo) then you could then choose to put on a t518z 10cm.

Good info, this is what I wanted to know when I asked on that AVO's thread since I had no idea about these turbos.. Would much prefer the GTX turbos myself as they do wonders on the RB26 although piping needed changing, especially E85..

[Maximania]

Let's see the JDL twin scroll turbo on this list! I'm sure it's going to be a popular one

[NorseLegend]

Out of curiosity, and to see if my math is right, speculatively, if you're making 300 WHP, then you're making about 350 HP at the flywheel/crank (those two are pretty much synonymous right?) with about 15% parasitic loss, correct?