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Old 12-01-2010, 10:05 AM
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Even with the spacer there is still plenty of stud left on the manifold to mount the turbo correct?
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I will take some pics when I get home from work tonight, but needless to say it is sexy. Really sexy. And I will def be taking a weekend to put it in and get tuned as soon as I get the spacer. I am undecided about the dyno since I'm still on the stock clutch and don't know how much use it would be to dyno and watch the clutch slip :-( Anybody want to sell me a clutch for cheap?
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I think the clutch will be able to take it for a little while. Im thinking this turbo pushes the peak torque back about 1k rpm's which should help with slip
Old 12-01-2010, 01:42 PM
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we will see my clutch is slipping bad and im on the stock turbo still and it put down 351/393
Old 12-02-2010, 08:11 AM
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and bump for pictures/results.
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^^^ Nice sig!

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So........ how bout them pics!!
Old 12-04-2010, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 40rty
So........ how bout them pics!!
x2!!!!!!!!!!!
Old 12-05-2010, 10:31 PM
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Sorry it took a min, but here are a couple quick pics from my celly...

I love the BNR logo on the bottom right!


It's upside down. Oh well.


Dat ass
Old 12-05-2010, 10:32 PM
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Very nice!

When do you plan on installing it?
Old 12-05-2010, 10:32 PM
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How much it cost you shipping and all?
Old 12-05-2010, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Stamina
Very nice!

When do you plan on installing it?
I'm waiting until the spacer gets shipped out, and once it does I will do that install. Not sure when but I'm sure sometime this month.


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How much it cost you shipping and all?
I think the price will be $1200 for the stage II from here on out, and shipping is pretty cheap actually.
Old 12-05-2010, 10:55 PM
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Cool ok.

Did you do a core swap with him too, or did you somehow buy it outright?
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Originally Posted by Stamina
Cool ok.

Did you do a core swap with him too, or did you somehow buy it outright?
^--- This, I hope he still making them come spring time!
Old 12-06-2010, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Gunney_07
^--- This, I hope he still making them come spring time!
Of course he will, he had to make custom jigs and fixtures to make the turbo.
Old 12-06-2010, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by HHRSSouth
Of course he will, he had to make custom jigs and fixtures to make the turbo.
i said that with knowing what happened to last guy (btf)... so i was just hoping all stays well!
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Originally Posted by ronn
Was that with Ethanol?
Anyway..whatever your tune or gas..it would take almost 400 WHP to accomplish that.
Like I said..it's physics. For a given MASS to accelerate from *A* to *B* it takes a given *FORCE* to accomplish that.
93 octane 24 psi. Car actually made 342 whp 378 wtrq SAE on a dynojet. Good weather helps. Car runs 4.7-4.8 seconds under more normal conditions.
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Originally Posted by Gunney_07
i said that with knowing what happened to last guy (btf)... so i was just hoping all stays well!
This guy seems a little more diversified in the right kind of ways, offering turbos for many makes/models while sticking to mainly turbos, keeping his costs down.
Old 12-06-2010, 12:33 PM
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keeping my warranty is gunna be hard. i want all this stuff. lol.

deff looking into this as a future mod.
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Originally Posted by tglems
I will take some pics when I get home from work tonight, but needless to say it is sexy. Really sexy. And I will def be taking a weekend to put it in and get tuned as soon as I get the spacer. I am undecided about the dyno since I'm still on the stock clutch and don't know how much use it would be to dyno and watch the clutch slip :-( Anybody want to sell me a clutch for cheap?
Yeah stock clutch will start slipping at approx 360-370 wtrq normally and with any luck this setup should be able to hold torque much longer than the stock setup which should mean up to 400 whp on regular gas and 440 whp on E-85 blends.
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Originally Posted by Gunney_07
i said that with knowing what happened to last guy (btf)... so i was just hoping all stays well!
A big wheel upgrade on one side of the turbo is alot less complicated then making two different turbos mate up. As a matter of fact most people charge around $300-600 on other turbos for a big wheel upgrade and thats both sides. While I loved there was a big wheel option, I always thought it perculiar that our was $1k, granted it was a billet wheel I find it funny how no one ever said how much the billet wheel was by itself, heck they wouldn't even give out the wheel part #.
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those pictures look pretty
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Originally Posted by HHRSSouth
A big wheel upgrade on one side of the turbo is alot less complicated then making two different turbos mate up. As a matter of fact most people charge around $300-600 on other turbos for a big wheel upgrade and thats both sides. While I loved there was a big wheel option, I always thought it perculiar that our was $1k, granted it was a billet wheel I find it funny how no one ever said how much the billet wheel was by itself, heck they wouldn't even give out the wheel part #.
oh i totally agree, i know some one who had the k04+ had nothing but issues... for the cost and gain... not worth the head ache. This looks soooo much more promising!
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Very interesting
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Originally Posted by Stamina
This guy seems a little more diversified in the right kind of ways, offering turbos for many makes/models while sticking to mainly turbos, keeping his costs down.
Exactly. Hes put a lot of thought and design into these upgrades for us. Cant wait to get mine next year!


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