Cheap Boosted ProjectZ turbo kit

filip00

While I am a huge donut fan, to be quite fair, these guys are backyard mechanics at best, and if a cheap turbo kit would be given to a proper mechanic, it would be installed way better and more reliably.

2011 Nismo#91

Sure they are not a pro shop, but no matter how good the shop is you can't make missing parts appear or parts fit that simply don't. And if one had the money for a professional mechanic to do the install they wouldn't be looking for a cheap fb/ebay kit. It's pretty accurate for what someone will encounter here in the US for garages and cheap v expensive kits. We do not have cheap highly skilled professional nissan mechanics in every city and town as slovenia has.

Stock?? If you mash the throttle even in stock form your going to lose grip in first. You can have over 800 and still be drivable as long as you drive knowing you have 800hp+ and don't over do it.

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filip00

I don't get why you're insulted, my comment was merely aiming at the way Donut fellas approach issues. Hats off to them for making fantastic content that I watch the moment they publish it, but to be honest, they make some amateur mistakes constantly. Last Subaru build they did, had a blown engine because the guys thought it's ok to push the newly built engine without breaking it in. They should be smarter than that.

That being said - you're right - ebay turbo kit will be surely missing flanges, mounting points, hoses, many other bits and pieces you'll need to either get extra or fabricate yourself. And a reliable mechanic would make it fit, although his labor would probably approach prices of proper bolt-on kits.

I'm not sure though, what Slovenia or the price of mechanic shops here have to do with this discussion though.