TVS Vs. Hahn level V
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I'm wrecking my brain with the decision of one or the other...
but for me, its TVS vs Hahn V vs 100-150 shot of nitrous......decisions decisions
They all have their ups and down but the price of a decent nitrous set-up is definitely FTW.
but for me, its TVS vs Hahn V vs 100-150 shot of nitrous......decisions decisions
They all have their ups and down but the price of a decent nitrous set-up is definitely FTW.
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Thanks guys...I still have a lot to think about. I think my biggest thing with the TVS is getting a tune. I have not heard of anybody close to me that tunes and I would deff like to find a tuner that has some experience with the set up.
I think Area47 is in K.C. right? haha...id make the drive for a tune from him.
I think Area47 is in K.C. right? haha...id make the drive for a tune from him.
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Totally agreed!! Well said. I do think there are alot of people out there that think they have to use all 360whp if they got it. Easily this kind of power can be a daily driver. I have the Hahn V kit on order and its going in my companies demo car with 20" rims on it. Im not going to be dragging all the time rather Im going to be showing the car off thus the reason of being a demo car but its nice for those times when someone pulls up beside you if you need the power. When Im going to the track Im going to be swapping rims over to drags. I just think if people know how to drive then nobody would say that the Hahn kit would be TOO MUCH POWER for the daily driver.
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I think i will go with a tvs once i have the funds and there are people that can actually get some good tunning for it lol. maybe area47 has already or will eventually lol if so ill be getting it later on and hopefullly he can tune me or someone that can tune the tvs very good. with 350-360 hp ill be more than happy with my balt, shoot i already have 60s, dual pass, h.e, will be getting meth soon. so all i need is tvs and tune hehe
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yeah u should just go twin charged( han lvl 5 and tvs ) **** u mise well go all out and see where it gets ya... no boost lag and lots of top end boost ... what more can u ask for............ well besides forged internals lol.
My TVS build is already passed the $4000 mark, and I still don't have a clutch, dual pass, opt b, or rotated mounts. Figure in any things I may be forgetting, and thats easily over $5000.
Now, the Hahn kit costs $4k without any supporting mods. That means you still have to purchase a full exhaust, EGT, A/F, Gauges, etc, etc.
All-in-all neither is "cheap", but the TVS is more inexpensive. Hahn is capable of more power though, so I'd say its an even balance.
In the end it boils down to whether you want a whine or a whoosh.
Now, the Hahn kit costs $4k without any supporting mods. That means you still have to purchase a full exhaust, EGT, A/F, Gauges, etc, etc.
All-in-all neither is "cheap", but the TVS is more inexpensive. Hahn is capable of more power though, so I'd say its an even balance.
In the end it boils down to whether you want a whine or a whoosh.