new manifold in the works
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by weiRtech
some people don't seem to understand that progression and continuous imporvement is a good thing. james is sharing all this stuff with us because he hasn't forgotten where he got started. props james. you've come a long way.
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by weiRtech
some people don't seem to understand that progression and continuous imporvement is a good thing. james is sharing all this stuff with us because he hasn't forgotten where he got started. props james. you've come a long way.
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Re: new manifold in the works
Yeah, $5300 isn't really that bad. Especially when you consider what a lot of kits cost for civics using cast manifolds, non-bb turbos and supply an fmu and a missing link like those are somehow supposed to constitute as engine management. :1
But shop around for S2k kits and you'll find they all sell for similar prices and they don't seem to have any trouble selling.
Looks nice James. Keep up the good work!
But shop around for S2k kits and you'll find they all sell for similar prices and they don't seem to have any trouble selling.
Looks nice James. Keep up the good work!
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Re: new manifold in the works
I don't remember James being HMT, I remember 579 posts of him and his dad trying to sell stuff. The work is nice, but when's the last time you made a post outside of the fab forum pumping your latest work, HMT "brotha". 
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by BmCRace.com
yes there is a aem ems, I will offer a electorics kit also (includes aem ems, injectors, pump) for $2000 also
So this kit will run over $7,000 with fuel management?
I'd have to slap the slightly homosexual S2000 driver that spends ~$25k on an S2000, then another $7000+ for a turbo kit. That puts him at ~$32,000 with no other mods and he's still running low 13's with a very good chance of blowing a very expensive motor. :1__________________
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
So this kit will run over $7,000 with fuel management?
I'd have to slap the slightly homosexual S2000 driver that spends ~$25k on an S2000, then another $7000+ for a turbo kit. That puts him at ~$32,000 with no other mods and he's still running low 13's with a very good chance of blowing a very expensive motor. :1
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by mike94se
You haven't seen N/A homos running Spoon blocks?
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Nope. I don't pay much attention. Do they still run low-mid 14's?
$10K motor
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Re: new manifold in the works
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
So this kit will run over $7,000 with fuel management?
I'd have to slap the slightly homosexual S2000 driver that spends ~$25k on an S2000, then another $7000+ for a turbo kit. That puts him at ~$32,000 with no other mods and he's still running low 13's with a very good chance of blowing a very expensive motor. :1for that cost for the fuel management kit is very cheap (aem ems is usually 1600 the injectors are $350, and pump is $150)
they are saving 100$ and will be given a fancy instruction sheet and all for it hell I even have to make up special fuel rail spacers so the injectors will work
Ohh yah 7k is still cheap look at the lovefab setups for $10000 nearly
-James
