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I'm running 93 octane. Boost is somewhere between 9-9.7lbs as I get a little variance between the gauge and boost controller. Also running as little timing as possible to keep
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I'm running 93 octane. Boost is somewhere between 9-9.7lbs as I get a little variance between the gauge and boost controller. Also running as little timing as possible to keep torque down. There is no funny business in my tune.
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OP, just call both of the vendors up, talk it up and decide for yourself.
I can tell you that I love my kit, have not had a single problem with it at all in the past 4 months, almost 8000 miles. I have been daily driving it in 80-90 degree weather on a 45 mile(each way) commute with traffic, ac blaring mixed in with some good 5 mile runs in between where I can get into it. Has never made me sweat yet, so solid. It has never stopped, always started up, boost is always there, on time, always the amount I dialed in. But I am pretty biased because I love the **** out of this kit. BP guys also love their kits. Sasha is a good man, the kit is pretty damned sound. If anyone has anything bad to say about either of these kits, well then they are just plain ignorant. Get with both these vendors and let them help you decide what is best for you. I do not own a BP kit, so I cannot tell you if I had any concerns or advantages when compared to a FI kit, or vice versa. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about my FI experience and my thoughts on all this. All I can tell you OP, is that you are in the correct place, with the correct mindset and NO, I do not think your question is stupid at all, it is very valid, I am sure you are not the only one! Happy Boostin Brothas! |
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That's the other thing about the BP kit. Sasha changed the turbo at some point to a 1.15A/R. Some of us also have the ball bearing turbo and I believe his original graph is journal bearing. These options really make a difference in performance.
Bottom line both kits are fantastic. The FI kit is probably the best option on the market but it comes at a cost. I didn't have Tony price me an option since it doesn't currently fit a G37 but based on what comes with it I would assume $11-12k out the door for what I got from Sasha for $8k. Add on to the fact that I haven't seen anyone install a FI kit themselves, so add another probably 10-15hrs of additional shop labor and you get to 4-5k extra. All said and done the FI kit kit is probably slightly better. $4k better is a decision only you can make. No way you are disappointed with either. Last edited by jwick; 05-17-2014 at 11:43 AM. |
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Op there is a lot of good information that has been presented and should be considerd here. I just want to add my two cents in that you really can't compare the two kits againts each other other than anacdotally. A better comparision would be between the top two single turbo kits and and likewise with the twins. It should be obvious that a twin kit will cost more than a single, you just need to do a list of all the parts and that alone will explain the increase in cost. That said, the FI kit is fairly priced for a top quaity tt kit. Your choice should be based on what is best for your wants, needs and desires, our opinions are just that. The facts are, both kits rock and after 10k flawless miles on mine I could not be any happier. It has been worth every dime I spent!!! Also, your budget should be between 15 and 20k if you want to do it right. I wish you the best in which ever choice you make. Boost on.......
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I think this thread can be simplified...
OP, do you have 6-7k, or do you have 10-11k JUST for the kit itself? If you have 10-11, FI, if not, BP
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