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JoeGengsta 06-01-2005 09:49 AM

Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
hey there guys, when I return from Michigan this summer, I'm planning on getting a big ol' turbo, the fuel system, and someone to tune it. Since I'm very inexperienced with this myself, i rather have a shop do this. Can anybody recommend some shops to me? I see a lot of speed shops but I don't know who can install what. I think I can get all the parts myself, a t3/t4 50 trim, e-manifold, gaskets, pump, injectors, and a tuning device, wheter it'd be a afc2 or eventually a dsmlink w/an eprom ecu that needs to be socketed. Anywho, someone please point me into the right direction.

thanks

xluciusx 06-01-2005 09:53 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Pretty much everyone says to have Shane tune your car...
Elite or QPR could both easily get your turbo setup.
What ever happened to that front mount you were selling? I pmed you about it.

LightningGSX 06-01-2005 09:55 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by xluciusx
Pretty much everyone says to have shindey tune your car...

Actually, pretty much everyone says just the opposite

At-Least-It's-An-Evo 06-01-2005 10:09 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by LightningGSX
Actually, pretty much everyone says just the opposite


Haha, sad but true.

Matt D. 06-01-2005 10:09 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by LightningGSX
Actually, pretty much everyone says just the opposite

Correct.

Any of the sponsors on this site can help you out. Elite, QPR, LSE, JET's Customs possibly.

EclipseGST 06-01-2005 10:15 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by xluciusx
Pretty much everyone says to have shindey tune your car...


I hope your joking! I would never let him touch my car but I also have my reasons.


If you want your car done right, take it to Shane at Elite. It will cost you more but it will be done right the first time.

Shane@DBPerformance 06-01-2005 10:23 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by xluciusx
Pretty much everyone says to have shindey tune your car...

Your joking right? I would let Allan tune my car before Shindley.

Pimpin Dsmstyle 06-01-2005 10:23 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
QPR for install of everything, then go through your break in then shane at Elite. That is generally the opinion for people on these sites.

xluciusx 06-01-2005 10:48 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
sorry sorry I meant to say Shane!!! Geez come on guys Shane...Shindey whats the difference :D LOL anyway I'm gonna edit that post...

JET 06-01-2005 10:52 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 90lazerRST
QPR for install of everything, then go through your break in then shane at Elite. That is generally the opinion for people on these sites.

Since when do you need to break in a turbo?? Just take it to Elite. Drop it off, then come pick up a fully tuned car later. One stop shopping! They can get really good prices on turbo's too, check them out before you buy.

Jakey 06-01-2005 11:56 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 90lazerRST
QPR for install of everything, then go through your break in then shane at Elite. That is generally the opinion for people on these sites.


With the variety of site sponsors here, I don't follow how you can "generalize" people's opinions in regards to installation. I will agree with you though that it is safe to generalize people's opinions in regards to having their cars tuned at Elite.

Jakey 06-01-2005 11:58 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JET
Since when do you need to break in a turbo??


It must be one of them 'der Bullseye or SSAutochrome beasts; they need to be broken in since they are so powerful. :rolleyes:

AJ 06-01-2005 12:07 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ecoli
Your joking right? I would let Allan tune my car before Shindley.


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

AJ 06-01-2005 12:08 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by xluciusx
sorry sorry I meant to say Shane!!! Geez come on guys Shane...Shindey whats the difference :D LOL anyway I'm gonna edit that post...


Ok, Shane you make the call? Ban him? ;)

tpunx99GSX 06-01-2005 12:36 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
What ever happened to Shindley being "Dr DSM"?? I never liked the guy after the cop that pulled me over told me he was neighbors with him and talked to him a lot, as they were arresting me for driving... look it up, i guess its illegal to drive on streets doing the speed limit.

slowbubblecar 06-01-2005 05:31 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Do it yourself (this is Carlos)

SuperSleeper 06-01-2005 05:40 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by slowbubblecar
Do it yourself (this is Carlos)

Agreed. Short of installing a new headgasket which you may not have the tools or garagespace to do, everything else is relatively simple. Have Lightning do up an ECU for you, and then take it to Elite to tune. Half the fun of modding cars is installing the parts.

sleepydsm 06-01-2005 06:02 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SuperSleeper
Half the fun of modding cars is installing the parts.

That is so true.

At-Least-It's-An-Evo 06-01-2005 09:27 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sleepydsm
That is so true.


Not really. When I have the funds to allow myself to do so, I am never touching a wrench ever again. It gets old after a while but I guess with me not trusting anyone else's work, I would probably end up doing it myself. :(

blageo23 06-01-2005 10:10 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NonTurboSpoolinGuest
Not really. When I have the funds to allow myself to do so, I am never touching a wrench ever again. It gets old after a while but I guess with me not trusting anyone else's work, I would probably end up doing it myself. :(

Im the oposite of that. I dont trust my work really at all. Id feel alot better if someone/a perfesional did it. but i do like to think if i does blow up its my fault.

slowbubblecar 06-01-2005 10:23 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NonTurboSpoolinGuest
Not really. When I have the funds to allow myself to do so, I am never touching a wrench ever again. It gets old after a while but I guess with me not trusting anyone else's work, I would probably end up doing it myself. :(

I'd rather not do the work, but I will if I have to.

john 06-02-2005 12:48 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sleepydsm
That is so true.

I will let you two know when you can come over and help re-install my engine and other components then ;)

SuperSleeper 06-02-2005 04:31 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Half the fun is installing parts on YOUR OWN vehicle.

Pimpin Dsmstyle 06-02-2005 10:24 AM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jakey
With the variety of site sponsors here, I don't follow how you can "generalize" people's opinions in regards to installation. I will agree with you though that it is safe to generalize people's opinions in regards to having their cars tuned at Elite.

Im pretty sure everyone Ive talked to would prefer mikes work over others ( some prefer themselves).

About the break in, I must've assumed he was building an engine. I dont know quite what I was thinking.

JoeGengsta 06-02-2005 12:17 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
shane (e.coli) with a scm50 trim, should i go with 650s or bigger? with a 255hp walbro, and i have a safc2. i need an FPR right cause that damn walbro will overrun the stock fpr? anyway, please let me know. also, when this install is done, can i have you tune it?

Shane@DBPerformance 06-02-2005 03:36 PM

Re: Getting a new turbo setup and is looking for a shop to do it
 
650s are more than enough on pump gas and possibly enough on race gas. It depends on how much boost you are going to run and how good the rest of your setup is. 650s will support 450-500whp, depending on the base fuel pressure and fuel used.


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