Turbonetics install
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Turbonetics install
Have a quick question for those of you that have/had the turbonetics kit. How was the install process? About how long did it take? I'm droppin it off w a pretty reputable shop here in az and would like to know what to expect. Anybody have any #'s with this kit on the stock motor paired w a greddy evo exhaust? Thats going to b my set-up to start and really lookin forward to it, would really like to know how everyone else is enjoyin it!?!?!
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doubt it will be done in 2 days, especially if u have any gauges, tuning, custom exhaust, clutch, utec install etc. if you doing just the kit, I would say 1 week realisticly. shops are busy and usually work on mutiple jobs and run into problems. but then again the turbonetics kit is pretty easy to install from what I know. just check hour many hours they bill you for.
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I have known a few people that have had it back in 2-3 days... I guess it depnds on the shop and the additional stuff you are getting installed at the same time.
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I'm doing it myself starting saturday morning, if everything isn't installed by sunday night I'm going to be very unhappy. so 2 days for me, but then again, i insatalled all of the gauges last weekend and that took quite a while. I'm also waiting to install the piggy back until i'm at the shop to get tuned.
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Why did your last thread get closed?
Anyways look in my sig for what you want. That's with a very modified GReddy EVOII exhaust, UTEC, 650cc injectors, and Tial 38mm wastegate w/open dump.
Anyways look in my sig for what you want. That's with a very modified GReddy EVOII exhaust, UTEC, 650cc injectors, and Tial 38mm wastegate w/open dump.
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Like that. Notice the ball on the end, allows you to turn it from an angle. I found one that was perfect at Ace hardware and made that bolt so simple to tighten where it was nearly impossible before.
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