Motordyne - Tony
#766
12-05-2008, 12:14 AM
#767
12-05-2008, 12:17 AM
Originally Posted by JSpec350GT
With all the discount applies, how much would it be for Harakiri Dual shipped to CA?
I fail at mathematic...
I fail at mathematic...
10% introductory sale = $230 off
+
10% cash back w/dynos = another $230 off (contact me for details on this one)
+
20% to 30% cash back from Microsoft = another $690 off
Up to 1/2 off or a total of $1150 for the Harakiri system.
But there are a few variables here.
Can you pre/post dyno it?
The Microsoft rebate is a wild card. It varies, but is generally 20% to 30%. (Either way its a good rebate worth taking.)
Shipping in the Ca. area will be approximately $45-60.
#768
12-05-2008, 01:17 AM
#770
12-05-2008, 01:41 AM
Originally Posted by dranom
any specifics on the dyno discount? coz i have a pretty stock engine is that OK?
If you just need the car to dyno then knock yourself out! lol! Need to save some $$$!!!!
If you just need the car to dyno then knock yourself out! lol! Need to save some $$$!!!!Lets do it.
EDIT: I could dyno it for you but that would defeat the purpose. Only independent dynos have credibility.
Last edited by Hydrazine; 12-05-2008 at 01:49 AM.
#771
12-05-2008, 01:45 AM
#773
12-05-2008, 02:35 AM
Originally Posted by CreativeDesignZ
who said i couldnt afford it? 2300 is just alot of money for anyone, like i said the quality is there, only the dynos will tell if this is just pretty to look at. im hoping 20WHP gains at minimum...the performance must justify the price IMO
#774
12-05-2008, 02:37 AM
Originally Posted by Hydrazine
10% introductory sale = $230 off
+
10% cash back w/dynos = another $230 off (contact me for details on this one)
+
20% to 30% cash back from Microsoft = another $690 off
Up to 1/2 off or a total of $1150 for the Harakiri system.
But there are a few variables here.
Can you pre/post dyno it?
The Microsoft rebate is a wild card. It varies, but is generally 20% to 30%. (Either way its a good rebate worth taking.)
Shipping in the Ca. area will be approximately $45-60.
+
10% cash back w/dynos = another $230 off (contact me for details on this one)
+
20% to 30% cash back from Microsoft = another $690 off
Up to 1/2 off or a total of $1150 for the Harakiri system.
But there are a few variables here.
Can you pre/post dyno it?
The Microsoft rebate is a wild card. It varies, but is generally 20% to 30%. (Either way its a good rebate worth taking.)
Shipping in the Ca. area will be approximately $45-60.
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#776
12-05-2008, 04:19 AM
Originally Posted by Hydrazine
Stock is good!
Lets do it.
EDIT: I could dyno it for you but that would defeat the purpose. Only independent dynos have credibility.
Lets do it.
EDIT: I could dyno it for you but that would defeat the purpose. Only independent dynos have credibility.
Last edited by Dranom; 12-05-2008 at 08:40 AM.
#777
12-05-2008, 05:32 AM
#778
12-05-2008, 08:46 AM
The Motordyne Dual Shockwave with Ti tips and the HKS high power exhaust compete on the same level.
Each is a full stainless system with Titanium tips.
The Shockwave is a hybrid of dual 2.5" combined with dual 3". The flow is progressively expanded as it goes further and further down stream. This configuration costs more to produce but it reduces pressure drop and increases HP.
The HKS dual uses dual 2.36" tubing all the way from front to back.
In all of my research, constant diameter tubing makes a system cheaper to produce but constant diameter tubing doesn't make for the best dyno results.
The Dual Shockwave (with Ti tips) has a list price at $1600, but after the rebates, the Dual Shockwave can be as low as ~$900.
The HKS has a list price at $1,895 and has sale prices typically around $1400.
A cost comparison for the above is self explanatory.
If you were to put the Motordyne Shockwave and HKS systems side by side and evaluate their individual parts and materials, you will see a significant difference. But I'll let you guys make that evaluation independently.
Side note: Ebay has been emailing out coupons for 10% off any purchase. If you have that coupon, you can use it in addition to all the other rebates and discounts.
Each is a full stainless system with Titanium tips.
The Shockwave is a hybrid of dual 2.5" combined with dual 3". The flow is progressively expanded as it goes further and further down stream. This configuration costs more to produce but it reduces pressure drop and increases HP.
The HKS dual uses dual 2.36" tubing all the way from front to back.
In all of my research, constant diameter tubing makes a system cheaper to produce but constant diameter tubing doesn't make for the best dyno results.
The Dual Shockwave (with Ti tips) has a list price at $1600, but after the rebates, the Dual Shockwave can be as low as ~$900.
The HKS has a list price at $1,895 and has sale prices typically around $1400.
A cost comparison for the above is self explanatory.
If you were to put the Motordyne Shockwave and HKS systems side by side and evaluate their individual parts and materials, you will see a significant difference. But I'll let you guys make that evaluation independently.
Side note: Ebay has been emailing out coupons for 10% off any purchase. If you have that coupon, you can use it in addition to all the other rebates and discounts.
#779
12-05-2008, 08:51 AM
#780
12-05-2008, 08:55 AM
Originally Posted by SixOneFive
So will the dual shockwave look the same as the single shockwave, just with two exhaust exits? I like the sound of it, but I really dislike the look of the single shockwave.
The Dual has titanium tips. The sound is a little quieter and deeper than the single.