YzGyz

The kit install itself is not bad at all. I would estimate it would take good weekend (25 hrs) If you have all your tools lined up. I approve of the kit's design. The instructions for the most part is clear. There were some areas that I couldn't follow but you could post and ask for help. Quite a few people have taken on the task so there are people who can help. SASHA is pretty good with respond to e mails And pm's. I would rate the turbo install itself a 6/10.

List of things to have ready:
-clutch and flywheel to handle power goal
-tools, sockets, lots of extensions, wobble bits, large adjustable Cresent wrench
-safe flat surface and Jack stands
-some lube ( I used water based like KY) to lube up the couplers so they slide together easier
-good light to see around in
-make sure you can get the cat off
-soldering iron and shrink wrap

Hey YzGyz! I was just looking at your build thread and I was wondering how the installation of your BP turbo was and any initial thoughts or comments on the setup in general?

Bikers are not seen anywhere! People just don't look and care for riders. I always wear at minimums lid, gloves, and jacket when I ride. Invest in a mesh jacket and gloves that breath with pads for...

Bikers are not seen anywhere! People just don't look and care for riders. I always wear at minimums lid, gloves, and jacket when I ride. Invest in a mesh jacket and gloves that breath with pads for...

Stupid sky! It's cloudy but open. No rain but I hear thunder. WTH! Anyhoo, I been messing with the project again. I got tired of waiting for the paper to dry so I sprayed the thing with the hose...

Stupid sky! It's cloudy but open. No rain but I hear thunder. WTH! Anyhoo, I been messing with the project again. I got tired of waiting for the paper to dry so I sprayed the thing with the hose...

Monster of a car! Wow YzGyz

I was playing D3 making a Zon late last night. I just woke up and fiddle with the project for a bit. This 2nd round came out nice. The bottom layer of foil was pulled off and the whole thing placed...

What's that round thing with the hole in the middle? :tiphat: YzGyz

update on the gauge project. I rushed the job and took the paper mache out before it dried completely. I set it in the oven at 200 deg. to finish drying it but it warped a little out of shape.. doh!!...

What's that round thing with the hole in the middle? :tiphat: YzGyz

I got tired of looking at my EBC and AFR gauge ghettoly (is that even a word?) stuffed in the cubby. The cubby is was perma-open because then two gauges did not fit all the way inside. It just look...

My local guy and buddy is JTranz off Veterans Memorial on the north side of Houston. I'm using the paper mache as a base for me to fiberglass over. It will be the base. I will then position the...

I had State Farm in the past. They took care of the bumper bender when I had them. It was OEM bumper on a different car though. I don't think I will have a problem with replacement/fix if anything...

Depends on what the clutch is designed to do. I have a 6 puck for drag/street. It's really grippy when it engages. It was designed this way for a better launch. My clutch feels a lot different...

I have access to a welder, ss, and some tool such as a break, plasma cutter, drill press, hand tools. Anyone have a design on a catch can for a FI setup they would like to share. I seen one in the...

As far as I know, head units are all standard size. That 6.2 vs 7 is the screen size. One screen is bigger than the other. This is because one might have actual buttons and knobs vs all touch screen....