View Poll Results: Which companies turbo system & exhaust should I go with?
Hahn
74
54.81%
ZZP
61
45.19%
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Hahn or ZZP?
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From: Ada, MI
i gotta say ZZP.... im there all the time (considering i live 10 minutes away from them
) and they definitely know their **** when it comes to our cars.... if you want the best bang for the buck or whp/$ go ZZP!!
) and they definitely know their **** when it comes to our cars.... if you want the best bang for the buck or whp/$ go ZZP!!
Hahn has been selling kits, hence all Hahn owners say "Hahn" even tho they aren't fast or making power and having tuning issues.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
Hahn has been selling kits, hence all Hahn owners say "Hahn" even tho they aren't fast or making power and having tuning issues.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
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From: Baltimore
Hahn has been selling kits, hence all Hahn owners say "Hahn" even tho they aren't fast or making power and having tuning issues.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
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From: Boynton Beach, Fl
Hahn has been selling kits, hence all Hahn owners say "Hahn" even tho they aren't fast or making power and having tuning issues.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
ZZP is now selling kits that make more power with better components and support all for a lot less money. It's kind of a no brainer if you research it, but people that know nothing about ZZP will still say Hahn. That is until the season is over and the ZZP cars are running a second faster and making 100 more HP. Then the tide will change for all but the most die hard resistors.
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From: Michigan
2.0L is 2.0L
Last edited by Ryan@zzp; May 12, 2009 at 11:40 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Zzp looks like they have some good stuff going on and if I was in the market again it would be a hard decision but for now the hahn componants have treated me well. The tune has been my issue for a while trying to nail that down. Should hopefully have it solid on May 25th and turning the boost up.
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From: Cali
What about for the 2.2.? I have and 07 ls.
Leaning towards the zzp. But they don't have a
tune for it. But they said they would discount it for any
2.2 cause of no tune file. Hmmm.
And I heard the hanh tune sucks.
Leaning towards the zzp. But they don't have a
tune for it. But they said they would discount it for any
2.2 cause of no tune file. Hmmm.
And I heard the hanh tune sucks.
