Turbo Kit Type 3
Originally Posted by cooldriver88
When you say nasty hook you have, I'm assuming you mean your car wont really hook up. Maybe I missed it but are you taking it to a drag strip or race trace. And if possiable you think you could have some one time you in your 0-60 time, because i'm really curious how well it will hook up. 1/4 mile times are good too, but you need to be at a drag strip for that.
-Derek
-Derek
I have my other playgrounds too......
yes! because my friend has a '01 S4 chipped, intake, exhaust... and I'm wondering how this would be compaired to it on the 0-60mph time and 1/4 mile. And I have a BUNCH of friends with evo's and sti's so I need to be able to keep up with them. My friends evo is running 0-60 in 3.1 sec! all for $4,195... bastard... I hate how they can do that. So this turbo kit is my only hope. BluMonsterRX8 thanks for keeping us up todate, and for being one of the first ones with this turbo set up.
Originally Posted by AdRoCK3217
I doubt you'll ever click off a 3.1sec 0-60 in a non-AWD street car, assuming you aren't running slicks on the street.
but during mountain runs I am faster in the turns, but if there is a straight then he can pull away!
now if I had 400whp
Is this kit a bolt on??
Is this up for selling and how can i purchase one of these but without the interceptor??I could go with autronic which i have.
Please inform me if you know cause i am very seriously interested..I ll go for a new engine swap in january but i cant wait till then with my na tuned rx8
Is this up for selling and how can i purchase one of these but without the interceptor??I could go with autronic which i have.
Please inform me if you know cause i am very seriously interested..I ll go for a new engine swap in january but i cant wait till then with my na tuned rx8
And what is the differences with the other two kits??All say in the site that go for 400whp
I have a show car and i want the turbo to be seen in the motor so top mount and i want an intercooler if this is the best...And off course i want the more whp i can get reliable.So what kit should i get??And i dont want interceptor as i said so new price will be done
I have a show car and i want the turbo to be seen in the motor so top mount and i want an intercooler if this is the best...And off course i want the more whp i can get reliable.So what kit should i get??And i dont want interceptor as i said so new price will be done
Last edited by GrRx8MaZdA; Mar 25, 2007 at 02:42 PM.
i'm really intrigued and interested in your products. but, here's a newbie question... do u guys [mazsport] have regional, "authorized" shops who will do (a) installations warrantied by "mazsport" and (b) post-purchase maintenance & service? if so, what would the installation price be and what kind of warranty & services are available?
i know this may sound dumb, and yes- we'd all would like more hp in our 8's. but, for some of us there is great concern over purchasing an experimental device like this. unless there is some sort of install & post-purchase maintenance available, i would find it very difficult to be comfortable (1) buying an expensive & experimental gadget like this over the internet that costs $10K+, and (2) then taking it some local shop (that has nothing to do w/ mazsport or mazda) for installation, thereby voiding any remote chances of ever being able to take my rx-8 to a local mazda dealership for service of any kind ever again and then (3) having the engine blow up 2 days, 2 weeks, or 2 years later and then being able to hold no one accountable.
i'm not trying to be difficult, but am looking for a straight, honest explanation. please educate potentially apprehensive buyers, such as me, why it would be safe and a good idea to purchase your turbo and (2) what assurances we have that it will be flawless and won't break later on down the line and (3) how we'd get service & support & maintenance after it's installed.
if no such infrastructure for your product is in place, then perhaps this product is not the right choice for owners with concerns like me, who aren't that tech-savvy when it comes to installing & maintaining our own engines in this fashion.
thanks in advance for your time and consideration.
i know this may sound dumb, and yes- we'd all would like more hp in our 8's. but, for some of us there is great concern over purchasing an experimental device like this. unless there is some sort of install & post-purchase maintenance available, i would find it very difficult to be comfortable (1) buying an expensive & experimental gadget like this over the internet that costs $10K+, and (2) then taking it some local shop (that has nothing to do w/ mazsport or mazda) for installation, thereby voiding any remote chances of ever being able to take my rx-8 to a local mazda dealership for service of any kind ever again and then (3) having the engine blow up 2 days, 2 weeks, or 2 years later and then being able to hold no one accountable.
i'm not trying to be difficult, but am looking for a straight, honest explanation. please educate potentially apprehensive buyers, such as me, why it would be safe and a good idea to purchase your turbo and (2) what assurances we have that it will be flawless and won't break later on down the line and (3) how we'd get service & support & maintenance after it's installed.
if no such infrastructure for your product is in place, then perhaps this product is not the right choice for owners with concerns like me, who aren't that tech-savvy when it comes to installing & maintaining our own engines in this fashion.
thanks in advance for your time and consideration.
Last edited by Detrich; Mar 27, 2007 at 05:37 PM.
Originally Posted by Detrich
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if no such infrastructure for your product is in place, then perhaps this product is not the right choice for owners with concerns like me, who aren't that tech-savvy when it comes to installing & maintaining our own engines in this fashion....
if no such infrastructure for your product is in place, then perhaps this product is not the right choice for owners with concerns like me, who aren't that tech-savvy when it comes to installing & maintaining our own engines in this fashion....
Then perhaps there is NO product that is the right choice for you. If you are concerned with matters such as those you list, then you should quickly abandon all thoughts of going FI. In fact, you probably shouldn't mod your ride at all. Not trying to be an a$$, but if you expect the kind of warranties, reliability, and red-carpet service for your car when you start modding it, you're going to be sorely disappointed. It doesn't, and shouldn't, exist.
Run away. Fast.
I dunno MadDog. I wouldn't be quick to say that this is no such thing as "great service" in this industry. Quality and reliability is what stands above the rest. Esp. when vendors and suppliers are willing to step up and back their product/work.
Look for a local rotary tuner, search for their history and if they are good, then frequently being in check with them should assure you one of the best routes towards the aforementioned req's. If there is none local that you are comfortable with either one of you make the trips, or your own your own with your homework.
Look for a local rotary tuner, search for their history and if they are good, then frequently being in check with them should assure you one of the best routes towards the aforementioned req's. If there is none local that you are comfortable with either one of you make the trips, or your own your own with your homework.
Originally Posted by F22C1
I dunno MadDog. I wouldn't be quick to say that this is no such thing as "great service" in this industry. Quality and reliability is what stands above the rest. Esp. when vendors and suppliers are willing to step up and back their product/work.
Look for a local rotary tuner, search for their history and if they are good, then frequently being in check with them should assure you one of the best routes towards the aforementioned req's. If there is none local that you are comfortable with either one of you make the trips, or your own your own with your homework.
Look for a local rotary tuner, search for their history and if they are good, then frequently being in check with them should assure you one of the best routes towards the aforementioned req's. If there is none local that you are comfortable with either one of you make the trips, or your own your own with your homework.
Wasn't trying to imply that you don't get good techincal support. Mazsport is evidence of that. I was trying to quash images of loaner cars and free lattes when the turbo kit needs some repair.
Last edited by MadDog; Mar 28, 2007 at 09:13 AM.
today is the day.....I have dropped Brice off at the out door shopping mall in Clearwater. He will be hanging out there all day until the dyno at around 3-4ish.
Here are some pics of the shop this morning....
Also, Brice is meeting up with the Florida RX8 Club tonight at Bennigans (60/US HWY 19) if anyone local wants to meet up....
Here are some pics of the shop this morning....
Also, Brice is meeting up with the Florida RX8 Club tonight at Bennigans (60/US HWY 19) if anyone local wants to meet up....



jk.