I'm in the same boat as you with wanting a turbo kit quickly, so I understand that the Greddy kit might be more attractive since it's more readily available but take the other guys advice on this one...it's best to just wait on something good than get a quick fix and have to just piece together basically a whole new kit to get the performance that you want. I started looking at Greddy but now I'm almost set on Inlinepro...maybe lovefab if I get a pay raise soon but it's going to take you longer to get the Greddy kit performing the way you want than it would to just wait the 6 weeks for a slightly better kit...what's the aversion to IP Kit anyway? It seems pretty solid to me...but if you want a change look at lovefab or pfabrications, they're a little more costly but worth it.

 

to many problems with the greddy kit. it also dies down after you hit vtec at 6k. i wouldnt get the kit. if i was gonna go turbo id go with a better kit.

 

Im pretty sure Full-Race can get you taken care of. I think you should give them a call and talk to them. IMO its the best kit in the market for someone looking to make serious power.

 

I got a great deal on my Full-Race kit, but as kawi said, wait things out and you'll find what your looking for. I waited for almost a year before I bought my kit. It's a Full-Race Stage 3 kit (Which I have yet to install, car has been torn apart for the past 4 months) but I think if you wait it out, you'll find what your looking for.

 

I actually have the Greddy turbo kit, its on my s2k as a daily driver. If you want the extra kick and a reliable car this kit might be good for you, its also carb'd certified. Im making 320rwhp with just the kit plus the bolt on exhaust,tp and tune. I had the kit for about 2k miles so far and im not having any issues with the kit and no it doesn't lose power after 6k rpm either. If your looking for big hp then this is probably not the kit you want. It sounds like your looking to upgrade everything on this kit, if so forget about it and piece together a real kit.