Why RRM kicks ass and others not so much.
Jan 23, 2007, 02:25 PM
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Why RRM kicks *** and others not so much.
many of u know that i was literally one of the first guys to get the rrm turbo kit. it seemed a little pricey at first but still to this day it was worth every penny. recently my dad bought an 06 rsx type s and we decided to turbo that car too. we were shopping around and all the turbo kits seemed expensive. in the end we decided to go with the turbo kit from Greddy w/ the front mount intercooler setup. all together it cost 3775 hard earned dollars. some might say its a good price. but the catch is there is NO fuel management. nearly 4k dollars and NO fuel management!??!?!??!?! RRM 's kit is a great value in my opinion. pretty much installed it and had it running in about 10 hours. god knows how long its gonna take to do this RSX, and what other crap im going to have to buy to get it to run. overall i think its gonna end up costing more. so i just want to give RRM lots of props for making a good kit that is truly bolt on plug and play. no one comes close.
, i have the SRI and exhaust... JEEZ car feels much faster.
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Jan 24, 2007, 08:27 PM
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have the RDD tiebar. never saw it next to a RRM one or drove a RA with the RRM one so cant compare. it was cheaper though.
As for RRM
Aside from the tiebar and the bigger front rotors i have pretty much every N/A auto performance mod. and i have a good list of dress up stuff, always satisfied and awesome guys to deal with. Have called them during installs and someone can always help walk you through w/e it is.
As for RRM
Aside from the tiebar and the bigger front rotors i have pretty much every N/A auto performance mod. and i have a good list of dress up stuff, always satisfied and awesome guys to deal with. Have called them during installs and someone can always help walk you through w/e it is.
Jan 24, 2007, 10:11 PM
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Yes RRM is great! The products and service are just the best you can get. They answer any questions you may have and c'mon, you cant beat a company that is founded by a great racer and a personal idol Robert Tallini.
Jan 25, 2007, 05:11 AM
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+1 for RRM... if I wanted to go turbo there would be no question about who to go to. Good luck with the rsx turbo kit.
I haven't purchased anything that could have been purchased at RRM elsewhere. Still waiting to install the tie bar and see how well they engineered that but my expectations are high. Anyone here install the SS clutchline... any feedback?
Great overall company, keep up the good work.
I haven't purchased anything that could have been purchased at RRM elsewhere. Still waiting to install the tie bar and see how well they engineered that but my expectations are high. Anyone here install the SS clutchline... any feedback?
Great overall company, keep up the good work.
Jan 25, 2007, 11:05 AM
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if ur thinking about the pulley id say go for it. i got one myself and it's a huge difference in response time. rrm is very pro. they 've gone above and beyond to help me out many times. thx for wishing me luck with the rsx. im gonna need it lol.