View Poll Results: Which one would you buy?
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Turbo Kits *Vote Please*
#41
The only downside I saw w/ the ZPI 0 kit is the modification needed if you have a strut bar. That was sort of crappy, but there is a work around. Stage 1 seems nice.
Dezod kit is very nice - my choice.
Greddy - Very BLING, looks excellent. Although, downfall comes with the custom work needed if you want to upgrade.
Custom - Who knows!
Dezod kit is very nice - my choice.
Greddy - Very BLING, looks excellent. Although, downfall comes with the custom work needed if you want to upgrade.
Custom - Who knows!
#44
Originally Posted by thechick_zpi
I believe if you ask Marshall, his credit posted the very next day. It depends on your card company and the situation. This isn't a normal purchase. It's a purchase, cancel, refund, purchase, cancel, refund again...
I repurchased the same Turbo Kit again a week later. My Credit Card company's Fraud Department called twice to have me confirm this purchase, since a purchase was made again for the same amount right after a refund. So yes, to a CC company this looks suspicious because they can be the one left footing the bill to cover you.
I know it can make a differnence on card type. I used a BankOne Visa card.
#45
I'm jealous!! Damn it.
I have a PayPal Visa.
I've had to do one other dispute w/ no issues on this card. Still no reason a refund should not have posted in a 3 week period. I agree with TurboCusomz - probably 1 phone call to clear it all up.
My card called me once for a purchase that was lik $1100 to make sure I authorized it from etronics, never since.
Ok, final post about that - I swear.
I have a PayPal Visa.
I've had to do one other dispute w/ no issues on this card. Still no reason a refund should not have posted in a 3 week period. I agree with TurboCusomz - probably 1 phone call to clear it all up.
My card called me once for a purchase that was lik $1100 to make sure I authorized it from etronics, never since.
Ok, final post about that - I swear.
#46
So either way, his refund should have posted in the first few days the first time and didn't. Hence the reason for all the alleged "issues" with the CC company. In either event, I vote for the DIY kit because thats what I did.
Charles
Charles
#47
Now quick question for all.. I dont know if the turbonetics kit has had #'s posted.. but.. is that the reason why such a low # has been voted for them? Just curious. I really like the setup they have, and I dont quite see much of a difference in the kits, except the ECU...
#48
Originally Posted by Stu_Gotti
Now quick question for all.. I dont know if the turbonetics kit has had #'s posted.. but.. is that the reason why such a low # has been voted for them? Just curious. I really like the setup they have, and I dont quite see much of a difference in the kits, except the ECU...
Charles
#51
Originally Posted by TurboCustomz
Originally Posted by Stu_Gotti
Now quick question for all.. I dont know if the turbonetics kit has had #'s posted.. but.. is that the reason why such a low # has been voted for them? Just curious. I really like the setup they have, and I dont quite see much of a difference in the kits, except the ECU...
Charles
Does it come w/ some sort of programming interface too (I assume it does)
#54
That blows! Unless there are a lot of authorized places. I had some suck-___ custom ECU w/ the Lexus and I had to drive 12 hours to get it tuned for my car to even idle properly. Thats bs right thur. And then if you upgrade - omg
#55
The good deal with the uni-chip is A: Its safer for the seller because its not adjustable by the user.
B: The car will react like its turbo from the factory. The uni-chip doesnt have to "trick" the ecu.
Of course, on the user end, you can't adjust it yourself and yes, it will have to be reflashed if you make major changes. Its great for the guy that wants to put it on and forget it. Or only turn the boost up when they have some race gas in the tank.
Charles
B: The car will react like its turbo from the factory. The uni-chip doesnt have to "trick" the ecu.
Of course, on the user end, you can't adjust it yourself and yes, it will have to be reflashed if you make major changes. Its great for the guy that wants to put it on and forget it. Or only turn the boost up when they have some race gas in the tank.
Charles
#57
Originally Posted by mattssi
That blows! Unless there are a lot of authorized places. I had some suck-butt custom ECU w/ the Lexus and I had to drive 12 hours to get it tuned for my car to even idle properly. Thats bs right thur. And then if you upgrade - omg
#59
Originally Posted by mattssi
How does it "trick" the ecu? I guess youd have a permanetn CEL in that case as you would w/ a standalone
I have a complete stand alone my my shop Supra and no CEL's.
#60
i voted zpi...but i think any of these are good bets. i would pick either zpi or dezod though because of the ability to start at something such as 6-9 psi(comparable to a stage 0)and upgrade later with fmic, better wastegates, exhaust, etc.(stage 1 or possibly 2). i think either one will be able to offer a customizable setup that will offer benefits to all types of drivers and their preferences for race, street, drag...hope this helps get this back on topic...
Steven
Steven