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Old 10-27-2018, 11:08 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance View Post
I have always said to customer that are looking at installing a Boosted Performance turbo kit...if you can remove your OEM catalytic converters, you can install the turbo kit. It is probably the biggest P.I.T.A to do really...well, some may find the fuel pump a bit overwhelming, but that has to be done with every single forced induction kit out there.

Now with the Oil-less turbos, it is also much easier, no need to mess with anything oil related. Just splice two T fitting in to the heater core hoses, and that's it as far as liquids for the turbo go. The rest of the kit assembles like Lego.

Should also mention that most of these kits I have sold (close to 100 for the VHR alone) have been installed by the customers themselves.
This has really been my mindset when it comes to installing the kit so far. Ive already put a walbro 255 fuel pump in and it was skeptical at first, but if someone else could do it, I did not see why i would not be able to.
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