Ultimate Racing Twin-Turbo Kit?
10-01-2003, 07:01 AM
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Chebosto
Thanks for your input. But where did all this talk of $6000 come from? As with my initial post, we've targetted a price of $7000.
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Darryl
Thanks for your input. But where did all this talk of $6000 come from? As with my initial post, we've targetted a price of $7000.
Thanks!
Darryl
10-02-2003, 08:28 PM
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Cheston, thanks for making sure to raise the price for us. 
The lower the price, the more competitive you will be with the higher priced names that are coming out.
The lower the price, the more competitive you will be with the higher priced names that are coming out.
10-03-2003, 07:46 AM
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$7k is not too bad for a turbo kit for my car. twin turbo IS the way to go for the 350Z. i've said it once and i'll say it again, not ALL 6-Cylinder motors are the same. Just because one car has 6-cylinder and a single turbo (like a Supra single turbo upgrade) doesn't mean it will work on a Z. the strength of the two blocks are worlds apart.
I would NEVER put a Greddy kit on my car. I've seen too much of their junk on other cars. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the company...they make good stuff, i'm just not a fan of their bolt-on turbo kits.
$7k is just about as much as i'd spend on a turbo kit...I will purchase whomever comes out with the highest quality kit. Only the best for my car.
I would NEVER put a Greddy kit on my car. I've seen too much of their junk on other cars. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the company...they make good stuff, i'm just not a fan of their bolt-on turbo kits.
$7k is just about as much as i'd spend on a turbo kit...I will purchase whomever comes out with the highest quality kit. Only the best for my car.
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