Watch out fellas, it's about to get wicked!
#1
Found this surfing around tonight.
http://www.proturbokits.com/news/newsDetail.asp?id=78
Gonna find out what it will cost first, then decide from there. Already know it will make power! (check out "Sal's truck") I would like to see about 700 streetable rwhp. The power in my sig is going up soon too. Going to bigger heads and cams and a electric water pump. Probably gonna turn up the boost a little too. Not sure how the fuel system is gonna hold up though. May have to run new lines, rails, and a pump now just to support the new stuff.
http://www.proturbokits.com/news/newsDetail.asp?id=78
Gonna find out what it will cost first, then decide from there. Already know it will make power! (check out "Sal's truck") I would like to see about 700 streetable rwhp. The power in my sig is going up soon too. Going to bigger heads and cams and a electric water pump. Probably gonna turn up the boost a little too. Not sure how the fuel system is gonna hold up though. May have to run new lines, rails, and a pump now just to support the new stuff.
#3
Originally Posted by CAMMIN03'
Did you also see (i dont know now about the truck kits) but the system "WITHOUT" the turbo is 4000 dollars....
Sounds a little steep for some piping and an intercooler
Sounds a little steep for some piping and an intercooler
#4
Originally Posted by CAMMIN03'
Did you also see (i dont know now about the truck kits) but the system "WITHOUT" the turbo is 4000 dollars....
Sounds a little steep for some piping and an intercooler
Sounds a little steep for some piping and an intercooler
Don't think they would use an air to air intercooler on ther Lightning. It already has a very efficient air to water system. With an upgraded heat exchanger and larger capacity resevior, they work extremely well. If I was builing a kit, it would utilize the stock IC. No intercooler should help cut the price pretty dramatically. I would think $4500-$5000 would be fair if it included the turbo. Hell, my Kenne Bell was $3k and the upper intake was $600. Thats just a bolt on piece, no special tubing, IC, ect.
Jason
#5
Originally Posted by Brickrocket
Don't think they would use an air to air intercooler on ther Lightning. It already has a very efficient air to water system. With an upgraded heat exchanger and larger capacity resevior, they work extremely well. If I was builing a kit, it would utilize the stock IC. No intercooler should help cut the price pretty dramatically. I would think $4500-$5000 would be fair if it included the turbo. Hell, my Kenne Bell was $3k and the upper intake was $600. Thats just a bolt on piece, no special tubing, IC, ect.
Jason
Jason
Most likely they will use the same upper intake manifold like on the cobras.
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