Turbo kit discussion
Originally Posted by TheScionicMan
Conversation of the turbo kit being offered Here:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=690655
Has been split to this thread so as not to clutter the SS thread. Please keep non-sales related posts in this thread, not there.
Thanks.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=690655
Has been split to this thread so as not to clutter the SS thread. Please keep non-sales related posts in this thread, not there.
Thanks.
safc and vafc is not the way to tune a turbo setup cuz you can only control the curve every 600.... that is not the way to do things.... Why do people keep trying to do this in the turbo family...
Originally Posted by _Keith_
safc and vafc is not the way to tune a turbo setup cuz you can only control the curve every 600.... that is not the way to do things.... Why do people keep trying to do this in the turbo family...
Using a safc or a vafc is not tuning when its only every 600. You still will have high spots or low spots... which is not good for this 1.5 motor. Im not trying to be rude just trying to give some people some info... Alot of people know nothing about turbos and they see this and they jump all over it.
Originally Posted by _Keith_
Using a safc or a vafc is not tuning when its only every 600. You still will have high spots or low spots... which is not good for this 1.5 motor. Im not trying to be rude just trying to give some people some info... Alot of people know nothing about turbos and they see this and they jump all over it.
To get true tuning, you would need an EMS.
These low cost, high quality turbo kits give the average enthusiast a chance to step up their cars performance with boost!
Wow...
Why are you guys so quick to judge? TSI has been making kits for Honda/Acura for years, and now they make a kit that fits the Scion.
I don't believe that TRD couldn't make a turbo kit. Could they make a turbo kit that they believe would still keep the warranty, or pass smog? Probably not.
Please explain why you believe this is a "half assed" turbo kit? This turbo kit IS complete. For an xB, you will need to get a new charge pipe (TSI is working on this now), and you will need to grind down the wastegate actuator a little bit (which TSI says they will do for any orders from Pro Street before shipping). Otherwise, it's a bolt on affair.
We do not manufacture these kits... we just sell them. We have had good luck with these kits in the past, and have no reservations to offer them to the Scion community if TSI tells us they are good kits, and work well.
Sure, this kit could come with a stand alone EMS. It would add about $2000, and if you want to talk about the average enthusiast blowing their motor, you would have a better chance doing it with a stand alone EMS. With the low boost that this kit runs stock, and the fuel it comes with, TSI is satisfied that it will run reliable as long as everything is maintained as a turbo car should be.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
Why are you guys so quick to judge? TSI has been making kits for Honda/Acura for years, and now they make a kit that fits the Scion.
I don't believe that TRD couldn't make a turbo kit. Could they make a turbo kit that they believe would still keep the warranty, or pass smog? Probably not.
Please explain why you believe this is a "half assed" turbo kit? This turbo kit IS complete. For an xB, you will need to get a new charge pipe (TSI is working on this now), and you will need to grind down the wastegate actuator a little bit (which TSI says they will do for any orders from Pro Street before shipping). Otherwise, it's a bolt on affair.
We do not manufacture these kits... we just sell them. We have had good luck with these kits in the past, and have no reservations to offer them to the Scion community if TSI tells us they are good kits, and work well.
Sure, this kit could come with a stand alone EMS. It would add about $2000, and if you want to talk about the average enthusiast blowing their motor, you would have a better chance doing it with a stand alone EMS. With the low boost that this kit runs stock, and the fuel it comes with, TSI is satisfied that it will run reliable as long as everything is maintained as a turbo car should be.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
Originally Posted by ProStreetOnline
Wow...
Why are you guys so quick to judge? TSI has been making kits for Honda/Acura for years, and now they make a kit that fits the Scion.
Why are you guys so quick to judge? TSI has been making kits for Honda/Acura for years, and now they make a kit that fits the Scion.
Originally Posted by ProStreetOnline
Sure, this kit could come with a stand alone EMS. It would add about $2000, and if you want to talk about the average enthusiast blowing their motor, you would have a better chance doing it with a stand alone EMS. With the low boost that this kit runs stock, and the fuel it comes with, TSI is satisfied that it will run reliable as long as everything is maintained as a turbo car should be.
Originally Posted by ProStreetOnline
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
So your kit is programmed and ready to go as a direct bolt-on? No check engine light, dead o2 sensors, fried converters, etc? GUARANTEED? Out of the box the fuel curve is correct for the 6-7 psi boost you are running? So long term fuel trim readings will be under +- 7%?If you put it in writing and let me know where I can reliably find you I will buy one.
Hey thanks Scionic Man! Must be your buddy or something. All the backside lickers can stay and anyone who is skeptical is booted out. Too cool! Just what the naieve need!
Keep keepin it real!(without losing any money that is!)
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It's obvious by the tone and contents of your posts that you are truly just trying to help out the uninformed, but the Sponsored Sales forum is not the place for that discussion.
If someone's going to throw down that kind of money without doing some simple research, do you really think antagonizing this seller is going to help them?
Good intentions, bad execution.
I tried to move these posts here so you could continue this discussion but if you just want to complain about my actions, I will just lock this one since the old topic is lost but now you have something new to be angry about. Rock On!
It's obvious by the tone and contents of your posts that you are truly just trying to help out the uninformed, but the Sponsored Sales forum is not the place for that discussion.
If someone's going to throw down that kind of money without doing some simple research, do you really think antagonizing this seller is going to help them?
Good intentions, bad execution.
I tried to move these posts here so you could continue this discussion but if you just want to complain about my actions, I will just lock this one since the old topic is lost but now you have something new to be angry about. Rock On!
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