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Mine blows a little smoke after letting the throttle off after WOT.
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this single turbo kits seems perrrrrrrrrrrrrrfect for my needs. I'm worried about blowing my engine up with twin turbo and too much boost on a stock block. Single should suit my needs.
so many pages to go through but what is the final price? if someone could be nice enough to tell me
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$7,150 for the turn key according to his signature.
Not including the highly recommended supporting mods. I can roughly guess about $10,000, on the low end, not including install cost.
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If you install your own clutch, gauges, boost controller and do your own custom mounts, I would expect around 11-12k. I was a bit over 12k doing my own install and having someone else install the clutch/flywheel and making a custom gauge mount.
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I did mine before I put the kit on. I'm assuming you will need to pull the manifold to do it, which really isn't that bad after you've done it a few times lol.
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There should be enough room to get a round end allen-wrench in there to loosen the fill bolt....
http://images.wisegeek.com/ball-end-allen-wrenches.jpg A few customers have had success using these.
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