Custom Turbo kit???
#22
#24
Buying a used turbo kit is a bad idea, but if its what you want to do then I'm happy to direct you in the right direction. I think he still has it for sale, given that used turbo kits are a very limited market. Someone local to me might be selling one too. I'll ask.
#25
Buying a used turbo kit is a bad idea, but if its what you want to do then I'm happy to direct you in the right direction. I think he still has it for sale, given that used turbo kits are a very limited market. Someone local to me might be selling one too. I'll ask.
#27
Buying a used turbo kit is a bad idea, but if its what you want to do then I'm happy to direct you in the right direction. I think he still has it for sale, given that used turbo kits are a very limited market. Someone local to me might be selling one too. I'll ask.
#28
#29
Well the kits new are $4,800 by the time you buy wideband and gauges and stuff your looking at about $5400. So by doing it these way I figure ill be ruffly be saving around $2500 but I think it will be more. The turbo comes with a warrant and that's the only one I really care about.
Like others have said, the route you are going down to save money could easily turn into a way more expensive kit.
Drew. R
#31
Buy his kit ^^^
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=219761
$3250 and you're getting a lot more than just the kit.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=219761
$3250 and you're getting a lot more than just the kit.
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