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Old Sep 28, 2012 | 02:29 AM
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Originally Posted by PndaS2K
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Billet 6262 comes with there kit I think there like 800 bucks new lol

I don't think so, check the boost lab, pfab, kings performance. There all about 1400 bucks
that's the ball bearing model. The non ball bearing CEA billet 6262 is about $850
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Old Sep 28, 2012 | 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by riceball777
Originally Posted by PndaS2K' timestamp='1348827749' post='22043887
[quote name='vduber' timestamp='1348797534' post='22043338']
Billet 6262 comes with there kit I think there like 800 bucks new lol

I don't think so, check the boost lab, pfab, kings performance. There all about 1400 bucks
that's the ball bearing model. The non ball bearing CEA billet 6262 is about $850
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Why wouldn't you go ball bearing though.
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Old Sep 28, 2012 | 02:23 PM
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I feel like currently the goal for the op is "alot". That is subjective, so do you have an idea what that number may be? What will it be used for? What other things do you want to have to venture into to accomplish this other than just a turbo kit? Just so happens, you tend to get into having to build many other things if not everything when making "alot" in my book. Alot to me would be like 600+, but again, that's subjective.
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Old Sep 28, 2012 | 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Excalibur
I feel like currently the goal for the op is "alot". That is subjective, so do you have an idea what that number may be? What will it be used for? What other things do you want to have to venture into to accomplish this other than just a turbo kit? Just so happens, you tend to get into having to build many other things if not everything when making "alot" in my book. Alot to me would be like 600+, but again, that's subjective.

My goal for now is 500hp+ for weekend warrior. But I want to get mostly everything needed the first time around to make at least 650+ for the future
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Old Sep 28, 2012 | 06:30 PM
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You trying to do this on a stock motor? What fuel?
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Old Sep 28, 2012 | 08:53 PM
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Don't forget to get a big boy fuel system if you wanna do it once and be done. My setup has the capability of 700 but I only have 1000s and a aero 340. Do dual 340s, I'd 2000s, regulator and a twin disk I you think your gunna switch I e85 soon. That's my .02
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Old Sep 29, 2012 | 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by vduber
Don't forget to get a big boy fuel system if you wanna do it once and be done. My setup has the capability of 700 but I only have 1000s and a aero 340. Do dual 340s, I'd 2000s, regulator and a twin disk I you think your gunna switch I e85 soon. That's my .02

I agree with everything above. I just can't decide weather to do dual FBM 340's or dual areomotive 340's I planned on doing e85 from the beginning.
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Old Sep 29, 2012 | 03:31 AM
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Originally Posted by H2kBBAP2
You trying to do this on a stock motor? What fuel?
Yes stock motor with e85. This a bad idea? I've seen multiple s2000's with 600+ on stock motors.
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Old Sep 29, 2012 | 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by PndaS2K
Originally Posted by vduber' timestamp='1348894393' post='22045965
Don't forget to get a big boy fuel system if you wanna do it once and be done. My setup has the capability of 700 but I only have 1000s and a aero 340. Do dual 340s, I'd 2000s, regulator and a twin disk I you think your gunna switch I e85 soon. That's my .02

I agree with everything above. I just can't decide weather to do dual FBM 340's or dual areomotive 340's I planned on doing e85 from the beginning.
There the same damn thing I would just buy the whole kit from full blown and call it a day
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Old Sep 29, 2012 | 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by vduber
Originally Posted by PndaS2K' timestamp='1348918156' post='22046232
[quote name='vduber' timestamp='1348894393' post='22045965']
Don't forget to get a big boy fuel system if you wanna do it once and be done. My setup has the capability of 700 but I only have 1000s and a aero 340. Do dual 340s, I'd 2000s, regulator and a twin disk I you think your gunna switch I e85 soon. That's my .02

I agree with everything above. I just can't decide weather to do dual FBM 340's or dual areomotive 340's I planned on doing e85 from the beginning.
There the same damn thing I would just buy the whole kit from full blown and call it a day
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If that was the case then why do some people prefer one over the other, is it preference or is one actually better than the other one. Just saying
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