I was curious how reliable they are and if I got one if someone would help me install it. I found a complete kit and rear diff for $8,000 on HT.

 

I would ask for help on your local forums. You would probably find help quicker that way. Also if you look in the Forced Induction forum you will find that 99% of the people are extremly sastified with this kit.

 

Thanks

 

Also, sorry to repost, what do you think about my rear end? Do you think I paid a good price for what I purchased?

 

why not have inline pro in springfield install and tune it, im sure it would be worth every penny.

 

the kits awesome. With the 3mm hg you can put out some big numbers. ill be running between 18 and 20 psi on the street.

 

Yeah man, IP is like right next to us!

I can understand if you're trying to save some dough though.

I wouldn't mind helping out, but I'd probably just end up watching a turbo kit install instead.

 

I suggest you get the kit installed by the Company that made it and installs them everyday rather than someone who's done it occasionally(if not once). Also, I'm sure if the kit was sealed(and unopened), If Inline Pro installed it, they would most likely warranty it. Id rather pay the extra dough for the peace of mind than having a local say "I'm Sorry" for screwing something up
Good Luck

 

Indeed, however everyone Ive spoke to wants $2,500 to $4,000 to install everything. That includes my turbo kit, rear dif, apexi boost timer/controller, and my new clutch =\ That also does NOT include a tune, sadly, hah! Id be willing to pay someone that DOES KNOW what there doing, and @ that point I would just take it to get it tuned by Dash or P Tuning.

 

you pay to play in the game of FI, personally would go with IP and see if they will honor their warranty program with u, that warranty program was great in my experience anything needs replaced they got your back