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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 02:40 PM
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An Average driver should be able to run low 13's on stock everything, including tires, a good driver with drag radials could easily see the 12 sec mark with the TNs kit at 8 PSI.

I just have to say, anyone that hasn't ridden in a TNs Boosted tC, must do it. It really drives like the car came with 300HP from the factory!!! It's a beautiful thing.

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Originally Posted by BobbyBling
ya, the only reason im kinda anxious for 1/4 mile times is its a good real life indicator of how things stack up....granted there is still some driver issues with 1/4 mile passes....but NOWHERE near as dependent on driver as SCCA AutoX is...thats about 80% driver.

I was referring to the 12.49 or 12.52 runs that i seen on their site...it appeared they had front slicks, but i couldnt tell anything else, and the kit claims no internals need to be upped. So i was wondering if thats a mid-12 car on all stock stuff?...if so, thats awesome!
I agree 100% on the low 13's with drag radials and high 12's with slicks with good track conditions. I ran my car 2 weeks ago when I won the street modified class at Raceway park in Englishtown NJ. It was about 20 degrees, windy and freezing out. Track conditions sucked bigtime. I had my BFG drag radials on the car and could only pull 2.4-2.5 60ft times. I still pulled a 13.7 @ 105mph with a 2.5 60ft time. The kit is the **** The MPH says it all about how well the car runs. My car also weighed in at a scale topping 3200lbs. I had all my tools and crap inside the car because my boy flaked out on me at the last minute
Old Mar 14, 2006 | 02:42 PM
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Tell them about the stock drivability...

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Originally Posted by turbokitscom
Hey All,

An Average driver should be able to run low 13's on stock everything, including tires, a good driver with drag radials could easily see the 12 sec mark with the TNs kit at 8 PSI.

I just have to say, anyone that hasn't ridden in a TNs Boosted tC, must do it. It really drives like the car came with 300HP from the factory!!! It's a beautiful thing.

jesse@turbo-kits.com
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Originally Posted by BobbyBling
ya, the only reason im kinda anxious for 1/4 mile times is its a good real life indicator of how things stack up....granted there is still some driver issues with 1/4 mile passes....but NOWHERE near as dependent on driver as SCCA AutoX is...thats about 80% driver.

I was referring to the 12.49 or 12.52 runs that i seen on their site...it appeared they had front slicks, but i couldnt tell anything else, and the kit claims no internals need to be upped. So i was wondering if thats a mid-12 car on all stock stuff?...if so, thats awesome!
I agree 100% on the low 13's with drag radials and high 12's with slicks with good track conditions. I ran my car 2 weeks ago when I won the street modified class at Raceway park in Englishtown NJ. It was about 20 degrees, windy and freezing out. Track conditions sucked bigtime. I had my BFG drag radials on the car and could only pull 2.4-2.5 60ft times. I still pulled a 13.7 @ 105mph with a 2.5 60ft time. The kit is the **** The MPH says it all about how well the car runs.
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Originally Posted by turbokitscom
Tell them about the stock drivability...
It drives and idles like stock, what else is there to say
Old Mar 14, 2006 | 03:42 PM
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w0rd.. I'm pretty positive that I will be going with the Turbonetics Kit once I get some extra flow.
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Originally Posted by Stu_Gotti
w0rd.. I'm pretty positive that I will be going with the Turbonetics Kit once I get some extra flow.
You'll be more than satisfied with it
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Oh I am sure that I will..
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heres a DUMBASS question, but just something that i was trying to tell myself to justify this purchase, on a car i dont even own yet.

Say i put it on, and within the standard warranty the engine tweaks out due to the turbo...what are the odds of me putting it back to stock and not getting caught?

thats the MAIN thing stopping me right now is voiding the warranty...i know i sound like a sissy but ive already had one car that i fully customized while still under warranty, and i need this one to be a STRONG daily driver for atleast 4 years...
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Hey Bobby,

Contact me ASAP! We have a way around this... And it is not illegal or shady or anything you may be thinking !!!

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Originally Posted by BobbyBling
heres a DUMBASS question, but just something that i was trying to tell myself to justify this purchase, on a car i dont even own yet.

Say i put it on, and within the standard warranty the engine tweaks out due to the turbo...what are the odds of me putting it back to stock and not getting caught?

thats the MAIN thing stopping me right now is voiding the warranty...i know i sound like a sissy but ive already had one car that i fully customized while still under warranty, and i need this one to be a STRONG daily driver for atleast 4 years...
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HOW ARE U GOING TO GET THE STOCK OIL PSI BACK ON?
Old Mar 14, 2006 | 06:21 PM
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OIL PSI SW.
Old Mar 14, 2006 | 06:33 PM
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If you did turbo your car and then took it off - Toyota found out they could take yo a$$ to court
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Update on the Tc AT kit!!!

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=110634
Old Mar 15, 2006 | 05:38 AM
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Anyone know if its possible to get an intercooler anodized black for those wanting to keep a sleeper look?
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Yes, just make sure the coating you use does not stop the heat transfer... Anything with a Thermal barrier could interfere with how the intercooler performs...

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Anyone know if its possible to get an intercooler anodized black for those wanting to keep a sleeper look?
Old Mar 15, 2006 | 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by turbokitscom
Yes, just make sure the coating you use does not stop the heat transfer... Anything with a Thermal barrier could interfere with how the intercooler performs...

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Yea, that was the main point of my question I suppose. Anyone know if anodizing aluminum would cause any inefficiencies with an intercooler? Not talking about spray paint, powder coating or the like of course, but ANODIZING.
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Ahhh, gotcha, I am not an coating specialist, do you have a local coater that you could ask? What a search on Google.com about the Anodizing process?

Sorry my response was vague...

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Originally Posted by turbokitscom
Yes, just make sure the coating you use does not stop the heat transfer... Anything with a Thermal barrier could interfere with how the intercooler performs...

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Yea, that was the main point of my question I suppose. Anyone know if anodizing aluminum would cause any inefficiencies with an intercooler? Not talking about spray paint, powder coating or the like of course, but ANODIZING.
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you could get a lower grill in black finish to cover up the IC. Won't block it completely but will make it alot less noticeable
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Swain Tech offers a flat black intercooler coating that does not prevent proper heat transfer...
Old Mar 15, 2006 | 07:53 PM
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Great info Mia, you continue to come through

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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
Swain Tech offers a flat black intercooler coating that does not prevent proper heat transfer...
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Originally Posted by turbokitscom
Great info Mia, you continue to come through

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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
Swain Tech offers a flat black intercooler coating that does not prevent proper heat transfer...
No problem ;)



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