More turbo BMW updates
#13
Re: More turbo BMW updates
a local dyno shop tested the a1000 pump to see its true rating(they say what 1000-1200hp?) it flowed barely enough for 650. I would have ran with Product Engineering, Magna Fuel , or Weldon in no particular order seeing how you shelved the cash out anyways. Probably the most hated pump on the power tour I might add.
Either than that, ---- looks sweet.
Either than that, ---- looks sweet.
#14
Re: More turbo BMW updates
Originally Posted by 93hatchturbo
a local dyno shop tested the a1000 pump to see its true rating(they say what 1000-1200hp?) it flowed barely enough for 650. I would have ran with Product Engineering, Magna Fuel , or Weldon in no particular order seeing how you shelved the cash out anyways. Probably the most hated pump on the power tour I might add.
Either than that, ---- looks sweet.
Either than that, ---- looks sweet.
#16
Re: More turbo BMW updates
Originally Posted by Urinemachine
Everyones got their opinions. I know several people making big hp on this pump.
your steering wheel is pretty badass. How much with the shifter?
#17
Re: More turbo BMW updates
Originally Posted by 93hatchturbo
True that, I just couldn't force myself to spend the dough on a pump that has such black/white reviews. I'll stick to dual walbro 255's. Not baller but more reliable with stronger positive results.
your steering wheel is pretty badass. How much with the shifter?
your steering wheel is pretty badass. How much with the shifter?
The Wheel/shifter are logitech G25 setup I think its like $250 - $300 as a kti comes with pedals with a clutch.
heres from today
The upper rad support unbolts, the lower one was cut out