Best Buy :)

I have one...somewhere, was old tho, maybe just best to buy a new one. Best Buy indeed my friend!

Hey Tony,

Great job! Can't wait to see your 7at "magic" on cycy car :excited:

This will be what pushes me over the edge and jump in :tup:

I have been fighting going to a C7 but like the idea more of keeping my ZR and giving it some booooost! Would be a cool sleeper :cool:

Front splitter, and rear license plate mount are my two favorite locations

Yea the turbos and BOVs really sound killer when mounted on the front splitter!

Yes they do! As your videos have aptly demonstrated :tup:

I have a mic I use it for car videos and I can mount it anywhere on the car, I'm planning on mount it in between the BOVs and close by the turbos and waste gates, zero wind noise! can't wait to do my video review with some sweet sounds!

Tony, do you think I should drive 1500mi straight to tx right after the turbo install? Or should I tow it back?

Im sure it will be fine but as with any major modification you should always take things easy at first..aka dont be in boost your entire trip back. I would drive if I were you and pull over every now and then to check things out.

Not booooosting?!?!?!? What?!?!? Lol im trying to decide what route I want to take.

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A long and winding one!

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I mean, you're the first guy with this kit on the 7at. Ease your way into it until you get back home. On the off chance something lets go, you do not want to be in the middle of nowhere waiting for a tow truck.

You should drive back...whichever route you take, you have friends along the way. I'm about 300 from FI on I-40. The road is long and straight with little traffic or any other unwanted company. The drive will give you a chance to check things out at your heart desire. Also you will be able to give Tony & Dan some awesome feedback on the kit as you make your way home! There are a lot of folks waiting to hear what you have to say.

I think you would have no issues trying to drive back! Go for it!

You will be good to go to drive straight through. I am sure you will break the drive up in to 3-500 mile days so you do not wear yourself out. That being said, the members here make some valid points. Do not go balls to the wall, especially in a remote area where there is no support in the event that something happens.

We will have tested your car and trans for many miles over a few week period before your drive back. Once we are done putting our miles on it, we will do a post inspection of the entire car on one of our lifts to ensure everything is prepped and 100% perfect for your drive home. We have done this with every car that has left our shop.

Thanks, Tony