A lot of people going turbo...
 

So when is there going to be a complete set just to buy.
I dont feel like going out trying to find all the required parts.
The balls are rolling.
-Accents, Tibbys, Elantra, Sonata, Rios, Sephias-

sucks to have a hyundai

wait.... arent you buying a tiburon? wink

Only places to get turbo kits

ballistic
alpine
and RPW

dont forget about us SPectra Owners :D but a complete kit would be nice

If you dont have the knowledge to put a kit together yourself, you should not turbocharge your car. If you are too lazy to piece together a kit, you'll probably be too lazy or cheap to have the *complete* kit installed correctly and tuned right. IN MY OPINION. Get a list of what you want together, then start buying the parts.

yeah because truthfuly getting a turbo isnt all that hard and its more fun and makes your car more unique

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>If you dont have the knowledge to put a kit together yourself, you should not turbocharge your car. </div>I don't know how to make a TV but i purchased a 36* already built a few months ago. Everything is fine so fare.

LMAO!!!!!!!
good answer

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What he meant though... when you get a turbo, you run into A LOT of bugs and problems

A turbo is not a install tune and go.... your going to face drawbacks

Nobody on this forum has been able to turbo their car with absolutely NO PROBLEMS or drawbacks

Even Red has been set back with his project... and hes probably the smartest hyundai owner on this board.

If you have no clue about turbos.... be prepared to spend A LOT of money, cause shops will take advantage of this.... ive noticed a couple of people on this board that have ran into this problem

I know the biggest issues most people have with turbo'd tiburons is tuning the engine after an install. No one seems to know how to do it right.

AND

short cuts. some kits take too many short cuts. eventually you pay for it. sad.gif

Rich.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>JAWS 021:
LMAO!!!!!!!
good answer

http://www.plauder-smilies.com/jump.gif

Nobody on this forum has been able to turbo their car with absolutely NO PROBLEMS or drawbacks

Even Red has been set back with his project... and hes probably the smartest hyundai owner on this board.

If you have no clue about turbos.... be prepared to spend A LOT of money, cause shops will take advantage of this.... ive noticed a couple of people on this board that have ran into this problem</div>Would this also be because of the ****ty ecu's that these companies are trying to pass off on us, and noone wants to go out and spend another $1000 on a new ecu when they just spend $500+ trying to tune their current one?

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>DanielG:
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>If you dont have the knowledge to put a kit together yourself, you should not turbocharge your car. </div>I don't know how to make a TV but i purchased a 36* already built a few months ago. Everything is fine so fare.</div>If you fit cars and turbos into your thinking then go buy a turbocharger car, and everything will be fine.

but turbo charging a non turbo charged car is like converting a black and white tv to color.

do that and let me know in a few months if its all cool smile.gif