protomotive is the best
do you mean modified factory turbo's ?
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I think 10.6 with gt30 is not good results . . . My car on stock turbo,with 100 octane run 10.525 in very hot time))
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Huh? Stock turbos? 10.5?.... Not unless your car is a Veryon...
<table border="0" cellpadding="6" cellspacing="0" width="100%"> <tbody><tr> <td class="alt2" style="border: 1px inset ;"> Originally Posted by A448PO
I think 10.6 with gt30 is not good results . . . My car on stock turbo,with 100 octane run 10.525 in very hot time))
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Huh? Stock turbos? 10.5?.... Not unless your car is a Veryon...
I agree, it is hard to surpass the knowledge as well as the experience that Todd Knighton has developed over the years. He comes from a long line of geniuses indeed his father was a Scientist involved in saving Apollo 13. How many people can say that about their fathers. Personally, he has always treated me with respect and has always provided a product that exceeds my expectations. I HAVE NEVER been disappointed by his tuning or his products.
Congrats
Robert
Congrats
Robert
Update runs :
10.7 @ 133.4 on pump gas 1.1 bar only.thats as fast if not faster(Trap speed) than any 700/750 kits running race fuel @1.4-1.5 bar
At 1.25 Bar race fuel (Ms103) 10.6 @135.7
I agree, it is hard to surpass the knowledge as well as the experience that Todd Knighton has developed over the years. He comes from a long line of geniuses indeed his father was a Scientist involved in saving Apollo 13. How many people can say that about their fathers. Personally, he has always treated me with respect and has always provided a product that exceeds my expectations. I HAVE NEVER been disappointed by his tuning or his products.
Congrats
Robert
Congrats
Robert
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Markski and Neil have both been very friendly and open to questions from me. They both haven’t been pushy nor have they suggested they are better then any other. They explain what and why they do things and it allows me to choose what I want and believe to be the best fit for my situation. <O
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I would suggest not only looking at price but how the products are made. What kind of customer service do the companies you are buying from have? How much time do they spend w/ you before you are a paying customer? Do they answer questions and give you information so you can figure out what is best for you at the budget you are at? <O
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I find there is a bigger picture to getting these performance product then just price. But that is just me.
question isn't so much how much boost can you run, but how long you can run it for.
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