Radix or CMS Turbo?
#1
Lets hear some pros and cons. This is for a 04 custom Avalanche that I use a my daily driver and to occasoinally tow a race car on the weekends. I am not looking to set any records with this truck. I want it to pull a lot better while towing and supprise the crap out of an unsuspecting vehicle at the light
. The cost is close enough that I don't want to let that make my decision. The only reason so far I am leaning a little toward the Radix right now is I would like to have it done by the Hot Rod Power Tour which is only a month away. Seth is telling me 2-3 weeks on the headers. I can get the Radix right away.
If its the turbo I am looking at the small kit and not changing any other internals, Yet
. The cost is close enough that I don't want to let that make my decision. The only reason so far I am leaning a little toward the Radix right now is I would like to have it done by the Hot Rod Power Tour which is only a month away. Seth is telling me 2-3 weeks on the headers. I can get the Radix right away. If its the turbo I am looking at the small kit and not changing any other internals, Yet
#2
if your not looking to break some records and based on your goals i think the radix is much better suited for you(for now).
there is no way you will have a turbo kit in 2-3weeks from seth, he is a super nice guy and a great knowlage source but i dont think these kits are ready for quick shipment just yet. there are a few issues i had to work thru and i dont know if he has them implemented on the future kits yet. 6 months from now i am prety sure they will be ready to bust out these kits like mad and i would be pushing for the turbo.
once the bugs are all worked out i think the turbo kit will be the best for most people especialy considering the reasonable price of the kit. the adjustability of the turbo with no pullys to buy and the greater max airflow capasity that is avaliable for the futrue if you decide to push it are 2 great reasons to go with the turbo.
there is no way you will have a turbo kit in 2-3weeks from seth, he is a super nice guy and a great knowlage source but i dont think these kits are ready for quick shipment just yet. there are a few issues i had to work thru and i dont know if he has them implemented on the future kits yet. 6 months from now i am prety sure they will be ready to bust out these kits like mad and i would be pushing for the turbo.
once the bugs are all worked out i think the turbo kit will be the best for most people especialy considering the reasonable price of the kit. the adjustability of the turbo with no pullys to buy and the greater max airflow capasity that is avaliable for the futrue if you decide to push it are 2 great reasons to go with the turbo.
#3
I'd have to agree with Parish.
I really like the turbo idea better than a blower just for the adjustability so that I why I chose to go that route but I am also a lil more extreme with my truck than some people.
I really like the turbo idea better than a blower just for the adjustability so that I why I chose to go that route but I am also a lil more extreme with my truck than some people.
#4
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From: memphis tn
Radix is probably the way to go it comes complete and is a straight forward bolton,I think I would install it just as it comes from the factory if you are planning to run the Hot Rod Power Tour.When you start adding mods to a Radix setup drivetrain durability can quikly become a problem.
#6
Originally Posted by WhiteDiamond
Just a quick question, how do you get a hold of Seth? I would like to talk to him.
Todd
Todd
the number is there, just ask for seth.
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#9
Do you know when production of the kits will be increased. I know just a couple of you guys have recieved the turbo kit, or will shortly. I am very interested, and ready to sign up for the kit. Anyone who talks to Seth will they post up how to get in line for a kit. I want to be at the top, I know that Parish's video might make the wait time longer


