SpoonTunage

Ok so I am looking to turbo my 2008 cr and am really interested in purchasing Mase's Kit. From peoples experience how is this kit and what else will I need to purchase for my s besides this kit. ATM I have a stage 5 racing clutch and light weight flywheel sitting around already, so besides the clutch what else will I need? Can I run this on the stock exhaust? i will most likely swap out the rear at some point but is it needed right away with this kit?

dsddcd

I would highly recomend that you look into a PTuning kit if you are looking at Mase's. You can read some of the detail on my build thread as well as many recent threads with the kit with respect to it.

Best of luck!

passmans2kny

fuel pump, injectors, ems, fpr, good tuner

miguel329

yup i was looking at mase kit, however i wanted a kit i could find the guy if i had a issue! mase harder to find then the cia sometimes, i called emailed waiting few weeks, never did get a call back or a email. but ptuning kit is solid. check them out if you have issues getting hold of mase, plus feb they running a sale on the kit.

OBrien@PTuning

Let us know if you have any questions regarding our Turbo System. Always here and available to help!

-O'Brien@PTUNING

passmans2kny

whatever u do, go with a company with good customer service like p tuning or full blown, getting a hold of mase seems impossible

Vi3tBoy

Full Blown kit for sure! They are always on top of customer service, always on top of new products for the community, and their products are great.

SpoonTunage

Thanks for the advice, ill def take a look into those other 2 kits as well. Also for which ever kit i do go with will changing the breaks be needed right away?

andrew@ptuning

You do not need to upgrade your brake system after installing our kit. The main design behind our kit was so customers can enjoy there s2000 in boosted form, while still being able to retain the reliability aspect of a performance DD. Now if you decided to attend track days or auto x events where extreme braking is consistent through out the run, then I would highly recommend investing in a good brake/rotor combo.


Drew

SpoonTunage

Thanks for the quick response