My turbo lives again!!
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yeah faster, sooner spool. i dont have a 2.4, so idk what is needed for the water feed, the only reason I know it needs something is because i glanced at an RRM turboed 2.4 once and noticed that mitsu used the location for something else. a big enough brass T would probably suffice.
Best bet is to source your own parts, brand new from respected manufacturers, get the turbo kit installed at a respectable tuner shop. I know that this way maybe way cheaper but may end up costing you more down the road.
Honda tuners who upgrade to turbos usually cost them upwards of $8k some source used HKS and GReddy kits, but still end up spending $4-5k in upgrades. Reason being is that they want clean reliable builds.
Since the new gen Lancers from the last gen people went cheap, though no one wants to pay for a turbo kit specific kit for their cars such as RRM they scrap whatever will fit for a 20-30hp bump at less that 6 psi.
Honda tuners who upgrade to turbos usually cost them upwards of $8k some source used HKS and GReddy kits, but still end up spending $4-5k in upgrades. Reason being is that they want clean reliable builds.
Since the new gen Lancers from the last gen people went cheap, though no one wants to pay for a turbo kit specific kit for their cars such as RRM they scrap whatever will fit for a 20-30hp bump at less that 6 psi.
Best bet is to source your own parts, brand new from respected manufacturers, get the turbo kit installed at a respectable tuner shop. I know that this way maybe way cheaper but may end up costing you more down the road.
Honda tuners who upgrade to turbos usually cost them upwards of $8k some source used HKS and GReddy kits, but still end up spending $4-5k in upgrades. Reason being is that they want clean reliable builds.
Since the new gen Lancers from the last gen people went cheap, though no one wants to pay for a turbo kit specific kit for their cars such as RRM they scrap whatever will fit for a 20-30hp bump at less that 6 psi.
Honda tuners who upgrade to turbos usually cost them upwards of $8k some source used HKS and GReddy kits, but still end up spending $4-5k in upgrades. Reason being is that they want clean reliable builds.
Since the new gen Lancers from the last gen people went cheap, though no one wants to pay for a turbo kit specific kit for their cars such as RRM they scrap whatever will fit for a 20-30hp bump at less that 6 psi.
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the only reason you are still waiting, is because the ralliart is a 2.0L and you have the 2.4. You should contact RRM and see if the manifolds differ from 2.0 to 2.4. if they are the same manifold, yes the ralliart stuff will fit, but you may need some custom intercooler piping, and most likely a custom downpipe.
the only reason you are still waiting, is because the ralliart is a 2.0L and you have the 2.4. You should contact RRM and see if the manifolds differ from 2.0 to 2.4. if they are the same manifold, yes the ralliart stuff will fit, but you may need some custom intercooler piping, and most likely a custom downpipe.
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initial cost of kit was about 3200
all the extra parts that i put into it (new gauges, header wrap, etc) came out to about a grand maybe.
people always say, wow thats so expensive for a turbo kit!
yeah well does RRMs kit come with gauges, a new a-pillar, a whole new oil pan with welded -10an bung, SS braided oil return, turbo timer, MBC, etc. etc. all that little stuff added to a lot, but it was worth it.
all the extra parts that i put into it (new gauges, header wrap, etc) came out to about a grand maybe.
people always say, wow thats so expensive for a turbo kit!
yeah well does RRMs kit come with gauges, a new a-pillar, a whole new oil pan with welded -10an bung, SS braided oil return, turbo timer, MBC, etc. etc. all that little stuff added to a lot, but it was worth it.


