The turbo for the Boost Solutions race car is here:-)
Oct 16, 2003, 09:45 AM
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George,
Will you be offering the intercooler that you will be using as a kit to the public? Sounds like a beast, I would be interested!! Can't wait to see this bad boy done, this is INSANE!!!
Will you be offering the intercooler that you will be using as a kit to the public? Sounds like a beast, I would be interested!! Can't wait to see this bad boy done, this is INSANE!!!
Oct 16, 2003, 11:06 AM
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Originally posted by DrEvo
George,
Will you be offering the intercooler that you will be using as a kit to the public? Sounds like a beast, I would be interested!! Can't wait to see this bad boy done, this is INSANE!!!
George,
Will you be offering the intercooler that you will be using as a kit to the public? Sounds like a beast, I would be interested!! Can't wait to see this bad boy done, this is INSANE!!!
Oct 16, 2003, 11:12 AM
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Originally posted by joeycoates
Have you thought about cryo treating all of the gears? I know that this entails taking everything apart, but it might keep you from taking it all apart later to replace all of the **** you broke!
Have you thought about cryo treating all of the gears? I know that this entails taking everything apart, but it might keep you from taking it all apart later to replace all of the **** you broke!
Oct 16, 2003, 02:50 PM
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Way to go Boost Solutions. Can't wait to see how powerful your Evo will be. I think this is the biggest project for a Evo so far that I have seen. I love that turbo, but a bit to much for my taste.
Oct 16, 2003, 08:23 PM
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Originally posted by lil'evil_evo
Way to go Boost Solutions. Can't wait to see how powerful your Evo will be. I think this is the biggest project for a Evo so far that I have seen. I love that turbo, but a bit to much for my taste.
Way to go Boost Solutions. Can't wait to see how powerful your Evo will be. I think this is the biggest project for a Evo so far that I have seen. I love that turbo, but a bit to much for my taste.
Oct 17, 2003, 07:56 AM
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I may be wrong, however, why did you get the non-ball bearing version of the SPL? That would only hurt spooling on the small displacement Evo enginge...
This is the same turbo I put on my Skyline, whereas the BB spools much faster....
This is the same turbo I put on my Skyline, whereas the BB spools much faster....
Oct 17, 2003, 10:00 AM
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what ingorance!....I suggest you do some major research before posting, you only make yourself and your business look stupid. First off....Tomei makes ONLY 2.2 litre stroker kits, only Bozz Speed and this one other tuner (cant remember the name) makes 2.3 strokers. And Tomei doesnt make crap...They build Nismo JGTC cars, and in recent years they have been taking the championship. Their parts are one of the best available and they have a full machine shop capable of doing in-house engine rebuilds. No doubt JUN is good at what they do, but Tomei is in no way "crap".
If boost solutions maxes out at 800hp crank, it doesnt have anything to do with the motor, but the fact that a 2.2 litre only produces that much CO2, probably not enough to fully maximize the turbo's potential.
If boost solutions maxes out at 800hp crank, it doesnt have anything to do with the motor, but the fact that a 2.2 litre only produces that much CO2, probably not enough to fully maximize the turbo's potential.
Originally posted by maki
hi Boost Solution
tomei 2.2l stroker, i thought they made 2.3 liter? why didnt you go with JUN 2.2l? tomei is crap
i predict 800hp at crank
hi Boost Solution
tomei 2.2l stroker, i thought they made 2.3 liter? why didnt you go with JUN 2.2l? tomei is crap
i predict 800hp at crank
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Oct 17, 2003, 10:04 AM
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Originally posted by 909
what ingorance!....I suggest you do some major research before posting, you only make yourself and your business look stupid. First off....Tomei makes ONLY 2.2 litre stroker kits, only Bozz Speed and this one other tuner (cant remember the name) makes 2.3 strokers. And Tomei doesnt make crap...They build Nismo JGTC cars, and in recent years they have been taking the championship. Their parts are one of the best available and they have a full machine shop capable of doing in-house engine rebuilds. No doubt JUN is good at what they do, but Tomei is in no way "crap".
what ingorance!....I suggest you do some major research before posting, you only make yourself and your business look stupid. First off....Tomei makes ONLY 2.2 litre stroker kits, only Bozz Speed and this one other tuner (cant remember the name) makes 2.3 strokers. And Tomei doesnt make crap...They build Nismo JGTC cars, and in recent years they have been taking the championship. Their parts are one of the best available and they have a full machine shop capable of doing in-house engine rebuilds. No doubt JUN is good at what they do, but Tomei is in no way "crap".
Oct 17, 2003, 10:15 AM
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maki,
for your benefit, here's tomei's web link..go read up.
http://www.tomei-p.co.jp/
For your information, my cousin with his apex silver evo is not considering any other brands for engine internals. He's still saving up for the full tomei built 2.2 litre 4G63 which costs around $12k.
for your benefit, here's tomei's web link..go read up.
http://www.tomei-p.co.jp/
For your information, my cousin with his apex silver evo is not considering any other brands for engine internals. He's still saving up for the full tomei built 2.2 litre 4G63 which costs around $12k.
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