Vortec vs JWT (SC vs TT) - Owners need your feedback
Originally Posted by jonnylaw
1. Greddy 11550040 2000-2003 Honda S2000 Bolt-On Turbo Kit Carb Legal
http://www.frsport.com/Greddy-115500...al_p_8244.html
2. Edelbrock civic turbo kit carb legal
http://www.prostreetonline.com/x/ede...turbo-kits.asp
3. HKS Fit turbo
http://hksusa.com/info/?id=3503
4. STS turbo for Pontiac GTO
http://www.ststurbo.com/carb_gto
5. STS turbo for 1997-2005 Chevrolet Corvette (including Z06 models)
http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/sts-turbo-tuners.html
6: Greddy carb legal turbo kit for civic si
http://www.weaksauceparts.com/store/...roductid=16999
I gave u 6 since u asked so nicely
Sorry OP, back on topic:
If there were to be a T/TT to gain carb exemption for our cars, the JWT TT would have the best shot imho.
http://www.frsport.com/Greddy-115500...al_p_8244.html
2. Edelbrock civic turbo kit carb legal
http://www.prostreetonline.com/x/ede...turbo-kits.asp
3. HKS Fit turbo
http://hksusa.com/info/?id=3503
4. STS turbo for Pontiac GTO
http://www.ststurbo.com/carb_gto
5. STS turbo for 1997-2005 Chevrolet Corvette (including Z06 models)
http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/sts-turbo-tuners.html
6: Greddy carb legal turbo kit for civic si
http://www.weaksauceparts.com/store/...roductid=16999
I gave u 6 since u asked so nicelySorry OP, back on topic:
If there were to be a T/TT to gain carb exemption for our cars, the JWT TT would have the best shot imho.
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Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
Cool, now compare this list to the long list of other turbo kits that are not carb approved. i still win....
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Since when was this a contest?
You said there were no carb approved turbo kits, I called you out on it, and you asked for proof. I went above and beyond what you asked for and proved you wrong. But apparently you are too childish to realize this.
I already graduated law school, passed the bar, and am a licensed attorney. I win.
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From: So. Cali - Rowland Hts
we can compaire carb approved intakes to non carb approved intakes as well 
but we're not getting anywhere..
this is a thread for two kits and for anyone else thats torn between the two..
but we're not getting anywhere..this is a thread for two kits and for anyone else thats torn between the two..
Originally Posted by jonnylaw
Since when was this a contest?
You said there were no carb approved turbo kits, I called you out on it, and you asked for proof. I went above and beyond what you asked for and proved you wrong. But apparently you are too childish to realize this.
I already graduated law school, passed the bar, and am a licensed attorney. I win.
Originally Posted by jonnylaw
^^Yea, only the non-revup kits are carb certified and that's only if u keep the stock 6 psi pulley and conservative tune, only good for not much more than 300 whp.
Vortech would seem to be a good choice for you op, but I'd be concerned about QC with the recent number of reported failures.
If something goes wrong w/ the Vortech/ATI/HKS SC you could still drive around w/out the cog belt connected? Not possible with a turbo kit.
Vortech would seem to be a good choice for you op, but I'd be concerned about QC with the recent number of reported failures.
If something goes wrong w/ the Vortech/ATI/HKS SC you could still drive around w/out the cog belt connected? Not possible with a turbo kit.
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From: So. Cali - Rowland Hts
No they are... its the HKS that only has non-rev up as carb approved.
Hell yeahh!! 
I'm doign the polished pipes into a black chrome like powder =P and a black front mount with black clamps =DDD..
Originally Posted by urban
Eric you describing powdercoating pipes and FMIC's and intake badges and with no gauges is exactly what my car looks like..lol
I'm doign the polished pipes into a black chrome like powder =P and a black front mount with black clamps =DDD..
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Originally Posted by usingthejohn
Carb vs Non-Carb FI...really, who cares? I'd bet that most people who look into FI are pretty much saying "Screw you, Cali Carb *****".
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Originally Posted by usingthejohn
Carb vs Non-Carb FI...really, who cares? I'd bet that most people who look into FI are pretty much saying "Screw you, Cali Carb *****".
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I didn't mean "screw you" in the literal sense. I meant it more along the lines of "You gotta pay to play", and that if i were to run a TT kit, i would also be aware of what i'm at risk for.
Which brings me to my next question:
*If you get pulled w/ a TT kit, obviously you'd have to remove it. But wouldn't the fine be the equivalent of a "fix-it" ticket? Or is there a fee you have to pay the Ref?
Which brings me to my next question:
*If you get pulled w/ a TT kit, obviously you'd have to remove it. But wouldn't the fine be the equivalent of a "fix-it" ticket? Or is there a fee you have to pay the Ref?
Originally Posted by G35Rider92649
Naw just take off, you got a TT, High Speed Pursuit!!!! 
hahaha...i don't think my insurance (or a55hole) could take the cost of a high speed chase.