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Originally Posted by red6spd My full bolt-on setup cost me about $2800. So for another $5200 you get about 50-60hp... Whats your point???? Can you get that 60 hp above

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Old 11-03-2010, 01:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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My full bolt-on setup cost me about $2800. So for another $5200 you get about 50-60hp... Whats your point????
Can you get that 60 hp above bolt-ons any other way that cheaper than an SC is my point. A twin turbo setup is gonna run about 11K and you are gonna need a lot of supporting mods (transmission upgrades, etc) to support the power levels. If you limit the power on a TT to what the stock stuff can handle, you've spent a lot more money to get the same performance. So, if your target is just around a 100 hp boost, an SC setup makes the most sense.
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Can you get that 60 hp above bolt-ons any other way that cheaper than an SC is my point. A twin turbo setup is gonna run about 11K and you are gonna need a lot of supporting mods (transmission upgrades, etc) to support the power levels. If you limit the power on a TT to what the stock stuff can handle, you've spent a lot more money to get the same performance. So, if your target is just around a 100 hp boost, an SC setup makes the most sense.

Right now no, unless you do nitrous LOL...
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