Turbo Input
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ok well i was randomly looking on ebay at turbos and came across this full kit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hyundai-Tib...sspagenameZWDVW
any input on these i dont think i would buy it but i wanted any knowledge on them as i dont know much about turbo
thanks
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hyundai-Tib...sspagenameZWDVW
any input on these i dont think i would buy it but i wanted any knowledge on them as i dont know much about turbo
thanks
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Search around. That kit would not be any good. I havent even looked at it but its not worth it. Best way is to piece together a kit yourself or have someone do it. I think Im going to start putting some intercooler kits together along with some downpipes and exhaust. Would leave only the tuning to be decided.
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I dont like how it says how it includes a cast manifold, not some cheap stainless steel one that will break. But it obviously is stainless and it even says it lower on the page. I wouldnt trust it one bit.
Kind of surprises me that it comes with t-bolt clamps though. And V-Band. Still though, more likely a miss. Universal Intercooler kit is alright and you could probably make it work. Plan on the turbo not lasting to long though since its a knockoff from China or something.
Kind of surprises me that it comes with t-bolt clamps though. And V-Band. Still though, more likely a miss. Universal Intercooler kit is alright and you could probably make it work. Plan on the turbo not lasting to long though since its a knockoff from China or something.
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i bought this kit as a starter kit for my tib, and plan on upgrading down the line. i have been running it for about 3 months with no problems. i started out with 3 psi and i'm pushing 7 now that i have something to tune with. for a chinese turbo it works pretty good but i would not recommend it for high boost. its a good deal for only $900,but i talked him down to $800.
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Same buyer that initiated redz to start this thread
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showtopic=26225&hl=
its a risk thats for sure...
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showtopic=26225&hl=
its a risk thats for sure...
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yes i am interested to hear tib97tibs input aswell... i was lookin at getting this kit as a starter and then upgrading as i go... if its full dolt on im very interested in getting it!
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it's a good kit but you need another $1000 of parts just to run it property. it doesn't come with the oil return line, so you will need to purchase that separately and run it to your oil pan. you will need a way to tune it right so you'll need a piggyback or stand alone ecu. new exhaust, fuel pump and injectors. the exhaust manifold and turbo bolt on with no additional parts needed, but you will need some adapters to bolt the i.c. and piping on. the blow off valve doesn't match the flang it comes with so i had to get another one. its a great starter kit but it takes alot to get it up and running.