SOS Turbo kit
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What power you making on high boost.
Originally Posted by KaNgArOo' timestamp='1429573063' post='23585139
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What power you making on high boost.
Originally Posted by KaNgArOo' timestamp='1429573063' post='23585139
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What power you making on high boost.
Biggest reason i picked the PFab kit was because i was trying to copy the TOP FUEL S2000 engine bay. I love that car!! I wanted something with equal length runners that can make decent power. I made 536whp 358wtq at 20psi on E85 on a mustang dyno.
There are a lot of front facing and sidewinder manifolds on the market today that don't require relocating a/c or the oil filter. It really comes down to which company you want to work with (assuming you are buying the kit new). The new fullblown kit looks really really good.
I almost bought it before I picked up my Kings manifold. Buying a kit didn't make much sense for me since a lot of it would have been changed.
Either way, the 30r would be a great turbo for your goals. Whatever it is that you go with, I can't wait to check it out. You and I are in the same area so I'll probably see your car around at the group meet ups later this year
I almost bought it before I picked up my Kings manifold. Buying a kit didn't make much sense for me since a lot of it would have been changed.
Either way, the 30r would be a great turbo for your goals. Whatever it is that you go with, I can't wait to check it out. You and I are in the same area so I'll probably see your car around at the group meet ups later this year
I really like the design of the SOS kit but you're gonna have a struggle for 400hp and once that gets boring and you want more. You're only option will be race gas/e85. I have the Ptuning kit with the yellow mount. I can tell there are some added vibration but nothing absolutely unbearable. As for the rest of the kit, I chose the GTX3076 and I absolute love it. Car feels great and pulls strong. I just recently did a 1700 plus mile road trip without a single issue. Was accompanied by another Ptuning s2000 who also experienced zero issue.
I was looking to get the SOS turbo kit with v-mount option a while back. I'm not up to speed on customer dyno sheets, but there are dyno plots on the SOS site. The less than 400hp turbo dyno is on 91 octane. I assume that the fuel is the limitation there. There is a dyno plot for the kit breaking 500hp (dynapack though) on e85 with a GT3582. Unless it's for forum bragging, I would be happy with that for the street and canyon carving.
Originally Posted by HMFIC' timestamp='1429580983' post='23585335
[quote name='KaNgArOo' timestamp='1429573063' post='23585139']
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What power you making on high boost.
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ah...gotcha. Does it require the relocating of the Fuses and battery?
Originally Posted by HMFIC' timestamp='1429580983' post='23585335
[quote name='KaNgArOo' timestamp='1429573063' post='23585139']
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What about Pfab!! My Pfab ELT manifold paired with my SOS v-mount makes great power, and on low boost it makes a great road track car. On our small go cart track my water temps never go above 182*F and my oil never go above 201*F for 15min of straight lapping.
I make about 400whp on low boost, and it feels quick, but not as quick as my high boost.
What power you making on high boost.
Biggest reason i picked the PFab kit was because i was trying to copy the TOP FUEL S2000 engine bay. I love that car!! I wanted something with equal length runners that can make decent power. I made 536whp 358wtq at 20psi on E85 on a mustang dyno.
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interesting...Is it a complete kit?
There are a lot of front facing and sidewinder manifolds on the market today that don't require relocating a/c or the oil filter. It really comes down to which company you want to work with (assuming you are buying the kit new). The new fullblown kit looks really really good.
I almost bought it before I picked up my Kings manifold. Buying a kit didn't make much sense for me since a lot of it would have been changed.
Either way, the 30r would be a great turbo for your goals. Whatever it is that you go with, I can't wait to check it out. You and I are in the same area so I'll probably see your car around at the group meet ups later this year
I almost bought it before I picked up my Kings manifold. Buying a kit didn't make much sense for me since a lot of it would have been changed.
Either way, the 30r would be a great turbo for your goals. Whatever it is that you go with, I can't wait to check it out. You and I are in the same area so I'll probably see your car around at the group meet ups later this year




