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Old Jun 20, 2005 | 02:09 AM
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Hey guys, do you guys mind posting up how much you paid for your fi kits. Im looking at the Greddy TT Kit, the APS Single or Twin, and the Votech Super Charger. Can you tell me the prices on all those kids, and where I can buy them at the best deal? Thanks guys so much! What is the difference in power btw.
 
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Old Jun 20, 2005 | 10:01 AM
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Vortech SC: $5500 installed and tuned...gained 145hp at the wheels
 
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Old Jun 20, 2005 | 11:53 AM
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For either of the twin turbo kits you are looking at about $12K installed with gauges. The APS TT comes complete out of the box and with the Greddy you will need to buy parts to make it complete (fuel return, fuel pump, BOV, CAS, timming harness, map pressure harness).


What are your power goals? Also Turbonetics is coming out with a single turbo for the G very soon.
 
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Old Jun 20, 2005 | 01:46 PM
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Well for APS my good friend actually grew up witht he owner of APS so I would get good pricing on it and I would have it installed for free, so would you know how much it would cost for the kit. Like how much do they retail their kit at to the public? I wish I could afford the twin turbo, its just too expensive for me. The single is what I want. What is the difference btw between the APS and the Turbonetics?
 
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Old Jun 20, 2005 | 02:04 PM
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Both kits are putting out about the same power (380whp) out of the box. Beside the price (turbonetics being about $1000 less) the APS is more complete. It brings a fuel return system and an larger oil pan. I know the APS uses Garrett ball bearing turbos in their kit but not too sure what kind the turbonetics uses.
 
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 11:14 AM
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How are you coming up with 12k installed? The APS is going for $7500. If any shop is charging $4500 to install it you are getting completely ripped off.
 
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 11:30 AM
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Vortech SC: $5500 installed and tuned...gained 145hp at the wheels
That's a sweet gain for that price.
 
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 12:36 PM
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145 HP at the wheels? Are you certain? Or is that at the crank?

If it is indeed the case, that is a nice increase indeed!

The thing I like about the Vortech is that I don't have to buy any new hoods/front bumpers like I would for a Stillen Stage 2. I'm all about my car being a sleeper.

Also, I heard that you dod not have to do any mods to the internals and that the boost is relatively safe. Is this true?
 
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 12:40 PM
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145 HP at the wheels? Are you certain? Or is that at the crank?

If it is indeed the case, that is a nice increase indeed!

The thing I like about the Vortech is that I don't have to buy any new hoods/front bumpers like I would for a Stillen Stage 2. I'm all about my car being a sleeper.

Also, I heard that you dod not have to do any mods to the internals and that the boost is relatively safe. Is this true?
At the wheels, and I'm certain...on the left, my NA torque and my SC torque...on the right, my NA HP and my SC HP at the rear. This was an old tune and I'll make more power now.
 
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Old Jun 24, 2005 | 02:58 PM
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How are you coming up with 12k installed? The APS is going for $7500. If any shop is charging $4500 to install it you are getting completely ripped off.
APS = $7500
Install = $2500-$3000
Gauges = They ain't free (wide band is $500, fuel pressure, boost, egt, $400)
Gauge install = $200 or so

The above comes to $11,600 and the other $400 is for other **** that always comes up (new belts, gaskets, oil, etc.).

This does not even inlcude exhaust or test pipe/hf cats.
 
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At the wheels, and I'm certain...on the left, my NA torque and my SC torque...on the right, my NA HP and my SC HP at the rear. This was an old tune and I'll make more power now.

Thanks for the info, Randy! Anyway, I did some reading up on the Vortech and I found out that the SC is to be used with the 6MT only. How come you can't use the SC for an auto?
 
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Old Jun 28, 2005 | 12:21 PM
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Thanks for the info, Randy! Anyway, I did some reading up on the Vortech and I found out that the SC is to be used with the 6MT only. How come you can't use the SC for an auto?
I kow many that ise it with an AUTO. This member of the forum is one of them. www.dfwg35.com His name is Tommy and he can answer any ??? you may have. His handle here on the site is DFWG35.
 
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would it be better to have high flow cats or test pipes with vortech?
 
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Old Jul 3, 2005 | 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by G35RIDER04
would it be better to have high flow cats or test pipes with vortech?

Some people that went with test pipes with a vortech lost boost because less back pressure but made more hp. When I had my vortech I had test pipes but I did not loose any boost.
 
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