Hi all,

This is a price list of all the CNK components. I have been asked many times for the complete price list and I have decided to post this for everyone to see to make things faster and easier on poor Maier and co.... smile.gif

This price list is subject to change without notice although I will try to keep it updated as much as possible due to exchange rates and price increases on materials etc.

Any questions or orders can be send to myself at chris@cnk.co.za Watch out for the CNK web page updates which should be happening soon once the public vote is over.

1) T3/T4 Hybrid Turbocharger (CNK Spec) with CNK 360 thrust washer and titanium retainer with spring loaded backplate - $780.00
2) CNK Polished Stainless steel manifold - $295.00
3) CNK external Wastegate - $230.00
4) CNK Ceramic coated D/pipe - $65.00
5) CNK Low CR Pistons (8.5 to 1) w/rings - $290.00
6) CNK high volume Fuel pump (550HP) - $220.00
7) CNK Big End bearings - $25.00
8) Steel Head Gasket - $35.00
9) CNK BOV - $85.00
10) CNK Intercooler without C/pipes - $350.00
11) CNK intercooler with annodised C/pipes & silicon hose with clamps - $550.00
12) CNK ECU solution - $250.00
13) CNK 42mm Radiator - $380.00 (Existing GB)
14) CNK Ceramic coated headers NA engines - $250.00 (GB to start soon for $175.00)
15) CNK Extra injetcor controller (free plans to build it yourself available) - $20.00
16) 2.5bar map sensor (can be purchased cheaper from Newark.com locally) - $35.00
17) Air filter inverted Cone type - $45.00
18) CNK Silicon vacuum hose - $4.00 per meter available in RED, BLUE, YELLOW, GREEN

Other products like CNK N2O systems, Con-Rods, and other new developments will be updated as and when they are released into the market.

 

I cannot wait for the conrods smile.gif

 

Chris

I cant wait for the con rods man!!! Need an oil cooler as well... Lifters are hassling afetr last nite!
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Grant

[ March 16, 2003, 08:51 PM: Message edited by: lostbuoy ]

 

Any word on the progress of those con-rods

 

The con-rods have been started --- I have to wait for a friend to get back from holiday as he needs to do the heat treatment and plasma nitriding aswell as the shot peneing for me before I can do the final machining.

Hang in there --- I will be testing these in a 350+WHP tiburon I have sponsored with these rods, and willpost dyno graphs and pictures soon.

 

bumpity

 

Just curious if i purchased the kit would i still need to buy piping i own a 2003 tiburon 2.0L ?

 

If it is the I4 - then yes, if it is the older shape - no.

 

Hello, i am going to be doing a turbo project on my 1997 1.8L Tibby. I saw that you sell low comp pistons for a pretty cheap price compared to Ross or Wiseco. However the 8.5:1 comp worries me. Here is my parts list:
-Stock 2g Eclipse manifold $90
-Ported 14b w/ wastegate $170 Used
-Starion Polished intercooler $160 Used
-Piping,etc $200local
-1g crushed BOV $90
-SAFC $250 used
-Rc 450cc injectors $185 used
-Downpipe/exhaust $80 local
-Autometer Boost gauge $65 used
-greddy 60mm EGT $180

I already have Bosch FPR and 2g eclipse fuel pump installed.

Basically the turbo I'm using isnt the biggest thing around and I was wondering what amount of boost would I need to get past the 200hp/tq milestone with your pistons on that turbo. Another question that I would greatly appreciate if you advised me is what would be maximum reccomended boost on your pistons if I used them.

I saw that you also sell a sort of piggyback computer. Is this the same as the SAFC or is it better? And can I have it tuned at my local dynojet or you are the only ones that can tune it? I dont have much experience tuning turbo engines ands I was also wondering if you already shipped it with a tuning map of some sort.
Your help will be greatly appreciated. thanks. help

 

The piggy back is much better than the SAFC, I have used the SAFC and the tuning options that it gives me does not really compare with the CNK ECU.

Check through this forum area and you will find more information about the CNK ECU

btw...you can get an Autometer EGT guage for much cheaper than that $180 price

[ April 28, 2003, 07:00 PM: Message edited by: MaierApril ]