Greddy Turbo Kit vs InlinePro Turbo Kit?
06-13-2007 | 08:01 PM
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Greddy Turbo Kit vs InlinePro Turbo Kit?
[QUOTE]Bolt-on Turbo Kits
Leading the way in bolt-on turbo kits for normally-aspirated engines, GReddy turbo kits provide instant horsepower gains with less time and money while still having the potential for upgrading for even more power. Designed with turbochargers at the beginning end of their efficiency range, gives the buyer the option to increase power levels substantially, before having to ever upgrade the kit
Leading the way in bolt-on turbo kits for normally-aspirated engines, GReddy turbo kits provide instant horsepower gains with less time and money while still having the potential for upgrading for even more power. Designed with turbochargers at the beginning end of their efficiency range, gives the buyer the option to increase power levels substantially, before having to ever upgrade the kit
06-13-2007 | 08:06 PM
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Between those two kits?
Hands down without a question in my mind INLINE PRO is the way to go.
The power you gain with a GReddy is so low compared to other kits out there And there price range is up there also at like 4k or 5k ?
for like 80 whp more?
Inline all the way between those two kits.
Marcus
Hands down without a question in my mind INLINE PRO is the way to go.
The power you gain with a GReddy is so low compared to other kits out there And there price range is up there also at like 4k or 5k ?
for like 80 whp more?
Inline all the way between those two kits.
Marcus
06-13-2007 | 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Reborn56,Jun 13 2007, 08:06 PM
Between those two kits?
Hands down without a question in my mind INLINE PRO is the way to go.
The power you gain with a GReddy is so low compared to other kits out there And there price range is up there also at like 4k or 5k ?
for like 80 whp more?
Inline all the way between those two kits.
Marcus
Hands down without a question in my mind INLINE PRO is the way to go.
The power you gain with a GReddy is so low compared to other kits out there And there price range is up there also at like 4k or 5k ?
for like 80 whp more?
Inline all the way between those two kits.
Marcus
06-14-2007 | 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Reborn56,Jun 13 2007, 11:06 PM
Between those two kits?
Hands down without a question in my mind INLINE PRO is the way to go.
The power you gain with a GReddy is so low compared to other kits out there And there price range is up there also at like 4k or 5k ?
for like 80 whp more?
Inline all the way between those two kits.
Marcus
Hands down without a question in my mind INLINE PRO is the way to go.
The power you gain with a GReddy is so low compared to other kits out there And there price range is up there also at like 4k or 5k ?
for like 80 whp more?
Inline all the way between those two kits.
Marcus
06-14-2007 | 05:14 AM
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The inline is a much higher end kit but it's also not complete. You need an AEM and injectors.
The Greddy is a good complete kit if you want SC like top end but more in the middle. Will limit you a bit though.
The Greddy is a good complete kit if you want SC like top end but more in the middle. Will limit you a bit though.
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06-14-2007 | 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted by AusS2000,Jun 14 2007, 08:14 AM
The inline is a much higher end kit but it's also not complete. You need and AEM and injectors.
The Greddy is a good complete kit if you want SC like top end but more in the middle. Will limit you a bit though.
The Greddy is a good complete kit if you want SC like top end but more in the middle. Will limit you a bit though.
