AAM VQ37 Twin Turbo Kit!

LiquidZ

According to AAM, they make a few parts in house (i.e. manifolds) during the install.

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Rob@Altered

LiquidZ got that right on the dot.
Every turbo kit is built on the car. As said above, we build our own turbo manifold and right now we do not have the manpower to mass produce turbo manifolds in house.
Also, because this is a custom kit, a lot of customers want something special/different for their car/s (i.e. different IC piping, bigger intercooler etc.)

Also, if it's a big custom turbo build, we can help or even compensate you for the shipping cost of your car to our shop

Give us a call, email us, we have a very knowledgeable general manager and service writers and we are willing to answer any questions you have of our turbo kits

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ErnieT

I guess this excuse would work on somebody without a general knowledge of turbo cars, but not me If your going to make a turbo "kit", then its just that, a kit. If you have to make them one at a time as they are purchased, so be it. Nothing is going to change. Intercooler piping will not change, bigger intercooler will not affect you either. You will sell many more kits if you sell them as such and not some cheesy excuses. Tell Mike I said so

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'09 Nissan 370Z- Stillen CB/Gen3 Intake/Nissan Motorsports oil cooler

rackley

Yeah.. To me a kit is "mass produced" (relatively speaking) and shipped to customers around the country. I.e. you design a prototype, then have the custom parts mass produced to sell as kits.

Example: Flyin' Miata : Redesigning the turbos

And if you want to know how to do install instructions RIGHT, read this: http://www.flyinmiata.com/support/in...all_turbos.pdf