Shooting for 350whp FI. Couple quick Q's
Hey guys, just looking for some quick answers as my searching has been a little fruitless.
I'm looking to go FI and am shooting for 350whp. I would LIKE to go the turbo route. I have been looking at S/C routes such as the KW high-boost kit and the upcoming Science of Speed kit. Turbo would be favorable to me.
I've looked and have checked out:
Greddy: ~300whp with full exhaust. Hard to get 350whp. Not the best casting on the manifold. Boost creep. Not really what I want.
Revhard: Garbage from what I read.
Inline Pro: I have read nothing but good about it. Price is also decent. However, TOO MUCH power for me. I am wondering; would Inline Pro likely sell this kit with a smaller turbo ie: GT28RS? I don't want 400+ whp. Too much.. at that point there's more money to spend and more to modify because of the extra stress on the diff. and fuel requirements / tuning difficulty. Bleh.
I can't find much else, so here's where you guys can help me.
I want:
1. ~350whp w/ 3" exhaust
2. Quality parts
3. The closest thing to a full-bolt on / install + go kit.
I understand with turbo-kits I will most likely need an aftermarket ecu / greddy e-manage ultimate or similar + tuning... I can accept that. I just want the MOST complete kit possible.
I'd like to keep things affordable but I don't mean cheaping out with chinese manifolds and crap parts etc.
Thanks guys
-Rich
I'm looking to go FI and am shooting for 350whp. I would LIKE to go the turbo route. I have been looking at S/C routes such as the KW high-boost kit and the upcoming Science of Speed kit. Turbo would be favorable to me.
I've looked and have checked out:
Greddy: ~300whp with full exhaust. Hard to get 350whp. Not the best casting on the manifold. Boost creep. Not really what I want.
Revhard: Garbage from what I read.
Inline Pro: I have read nothing but good about it. Price is also decent. However, TOO MUCH power for me. I am wondering; would Inline Pro likely sell this kit with a smaller turbo ie: GT28RS? I don't want 400+ whp. Too much.. at that point there's more money to spend and more to modify because of the extra stress on the diff. and fuel requirements / tuning difficulty. Bleh.
I can't find much else, so here's where you guys can help me.
I want:
1. ~350whp w/ 3" exhaust
2. Quality parts
3. The closest thing to a full-bolt on / install + go kit.
I understand with turbo-kits I will most likely need an aftermarket ecu / greddy e-manage ultimate or similar + tuning... I can accept that. I just want the MOST complete kit possible.
I'd like to keep things affordable but I don't mean cheaping out with chinese manifolds and crap parts etc.
Thanks guys
-Rich
I am pretty sure inline will set you up with whatever your power goals and needs are. Give them a call, super knowledgeable and friendly guys.
You tell them what you want and they will tell you what you need.
You tell them what you want and they will tell you what you need.
Originally Posted by gotswap,Oct 7 2008, 06:50 AM
I am pretty sure inline will set you up with whatever your power goals and needs are. Give them a call, super knowledgeable and friendly guys.
You tell them what you want and they will tell you what you need.
You tell them what you want and they will tell you what you need.
My kit started off rev-hard.... laskey actually supports it.
The kit isn't bad, the stage 3 is actually very decent to be honest.
I'd go inlinepro if it was me again.
If your wanting 350whp then forget greddy honestly, you'd be pinching it hard to do that.
I suggest you run a GT3071R for the hp your shooting for. It's not a bad idea to shoot just a little bit high honestly.
Here's a question to you, why would you want to make less then what the motor is capable of with a stock head gasket? 350whp range is great for that and just use the GT30R to do it
Nice quick spool times and if you want to make at least a little more hp it'll do it. The 28RS (disco potato) will become limited if you ever wanted to expand. Also keep in mind in general larger turbos = more efficient.
The kit isn't bad, the stage 3 is actually very decent to be honest.
I'd go inlinepro if it was me again.
If your wanting 350whp then forget greddy honestly, you'd be pinching it hard to do that.
I suggest you run a GT3071R for the hp your shooting for. It's not a bad idea to shoot just a little bit high honestly.
Here's a question to you, why would you want to make less then what the motor is capable of with a stock head gasket? 350whp range is great for that and just use the GT30R to do it
Nice quick spool times and if you want to make at least a little more hp it'll do it. The 28RS (disco potato) will become limited if you ever wanted to expand. Also keep in mind in general larger turbos = more efficient.
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inline pro kit is all you need. I have the kit with a 59/65r turbo and making 321whp on stock exhaust and 70mm test pipe. This is at 8lbs of boost on stock HG. I say with a full 3"turboback exaust you can be looking very close to 350whp with a similar set up as mine from inline pro.
It really doeasn't matter what kit as long as it'll support the 350whp. you can go with a "better" kit and not boost so much. this way if/when you decide to up the boost, you'll already be ready and all you need is a retune.







