JWT Twin Turbo
#61
10-11-2005, 08:56 PM
Originally Posted by bullitproof
I hate to beat a dead horse, but the kit isnt out yet!!!!!!!! for those that are fortunate enough to get their vehicles to vrt, an argument can be made that the jwt kit is better. but for the 99% of us that don't live near you guys, or can't get cross country to give up our cars long enough to turbocharge it with a 'prototype' system, this system is not practical right now. like i said in an earlier post, i tried to wait for the kit to be released since i heard about it. nearly a year and a half later, they are still dragging their heels. sorry if i sound a little miffed, but the only opinions i heard on the kit come from vrt and axis, both companies that work hand in hand with jwt. i don't have a sponsorship, own or work for a shop, so when i start hearing from normal working folk that the kit has been released and it's all good, i'll be a little skeptical of the greatness of the jwt prototype twin turbo kit.
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10-16-2005, 07:39 PM
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10-17-2005, 02:39 PM
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10-17-2005, 07:51 PM
Originally Posted by ma_sha1
Just heard APS TT blown a motor 
Now that the only turbo not blown a motor is the one that hasn't come out,
haha...
As long as JWT keep the delay going, it'll continue to be the most reliable TT ever!
Now that the only turbo not blown a motor is the one that hasn't come out,
haha...
As long as JWT keep the delay going, it'll continue to be the most reliable TT ever!
This all depends on the user, its not always the turbo kits.
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10-17-2005, 10:34 PM
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He had 2-3 quarts of oil in his car!!!!!!! sorry to bust your bubble about another turbo kit being responsible for a blown motor. that comment was pretty ignorant. i've been trying to get the info out there that he had a rod bearing failure, most likley becuase of oil starvation. if you like to get your rocks off by trashing a turbo kit because it's not your favorite, go ahead i guess. but in the end the truth comes out and you just sound like some dumb punk that doesn't know anything. just to recap, low oil, not aps kit, caused the motor to go. ask paranormal, the owner or mrc, who's prob gonna rebuild the motor. go figure.
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