Edelbrock Turbo Kits
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Joined: Aug 2007
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Edelbrock Turbo Kits
Hey all. For my first post, I would like to see if anyone is running the Edelbrock Victor X kit?
http://www.edelbrock.com/sportcompac...rbo_vict.shtml
Was looking at getting it myself for my 2000 Si, and was curious as to peoples experiences. Thanks!
http://www.edelbrock.com/sportcompac...rbo_vict.shtml
Was looking at getting it myself for my 2000 Si, and was curious as to peoples experiences. Thanks!
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 567
From: Shafer, MN
RE: Edelbrock Turbo Kits
i built a turbo kit for 3k that will stomp the floor with that one, and it comes with fuel management.
for the extra 300bucks your paying i could throw in an intake mani too i guess..
i recomend you do a lot of research, and build your own kit, your paying for the edelbrock name. its a good kit but you can build one of the same quality or better with a little time and research and wheelin and dealin.
but its all up to you and your needs, heres my build and it will be in a couple weeks.https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_443363/tm.htm
good luck
for the extra 300bucks your paying i could throw in an intake mani too i guess..
i recomend you do a lot of research, and build your own kit, your paying for the edelbrock name. its a good kit but you can build one of the same quality or better with a little time and research and wheelin and dealin.
but its all up to you and your needs, heres my build and it will be in a couple weeks.https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_443363/tm.htm
good luck
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 8,519
From: South Central
RE: Edelbrock Turbo Kits
ORIGINAL: didder
i built a turbo kit for 3k that will stomp the floor with that one, and it comes with fuel management.
for the extra 300bucks your paying i could throw in an intake mani too i guess..
i recomend you do a lot of research, and build your own kit, your paying for the edelbrock name. its a good kit but you can build one of the same quality or better with a little time and research and wheelin and dealin.
but its all up to you and your needs, heres my build and it will be in a couple weeks.https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_443363/tm.htm
good luck
i built a turbo kit for 3k that will stomp the floor with that one, and it comes with fuel management.
for the extra 300bucks your paying i could throw in an intake mani too i guess..
i recomend you do a lot of research, and build your own kit, your paying for the edelbrock name. its a good kit but you can build one of the same quality or better with a little time and research and wheelin and dealin.
but its all up to you and your needs, heres my build and it will be in a couple weeks.https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_443363/tm.htm
good luck
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 249
From: Summerville, SC
RE: Edelbrock Turbo Kits
if you don't know a whole lot about cars than i would suggest 1 of 2 things. 1 is what most (impatient) people would do lol, which is buy a kit and pay somebody to put it on. 2 - STUDY STUDY STUDY do a lot of research, learn how engines, injectors, turbo's, bov's - everything works and begin to piece one together yourself. it is cheaper in the long run (usually, if you don't go buying huge items like gt35r or soemthing). good luck and get back to us with any other questions.
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 567
From: Shafer, MN
RE: Edelbrock Turbo Kits
marty, t3/t04e garret bb turbo, tial 38mm wastegate, tial 50mm bov, sovs old manifold setup off his original build that made 220 on 8psi, and errr nothing low quality about my build 
its kickin my pocket books ***
its kickin my pocket books ***
