Help ... Best way to go TURBO
09-19-2008, 06:58 PM
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Help ... Best way to go TURBO
Hi Guys
i just save up 6500 for my turbo....Cant wait
What is the best way to get my babe turbo?
The 8 is a GT 2004 53.000 miles.....
And What should use as a Engine Management 2 map the car.....
Thanks.....
i just save up 6500 for my turbo....Cant wait
What is the best way to get my babe turbo?
The 8 is a GT 2004 53.000 miles.....
And What should use as a Engine Management 2 map the car.....
Thanks.....
09-19-2008, 07:16 PM
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use the search function
That is the best way
Or just get ahold of BHR
Good luck
have fun
take pics of the install
keep us posted
That is the best way
Or just get ahold of BHR
Good luck
have fun
take pics of the install
keep us posted
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09-19-2008, 10:46 PM
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honestly, i spend most of my time at work either coding websites or optimizing them for search engines and IE is one of the easiest browsers to work with. I use Safari (which i actually like a lot, IE's just my default browser) and Firefox (which i think is just a waste of drive space that L337 snobs believe is the best thing out there since sliced bread and birth control pills because they simply won't "conform" to having to use anymore microsoft products than they absolutely must... go choke on a penguin...) as well so that i know what i build looks respectable across all major platforms. Opera is worse than FF and Google Chrome is too new to me right now to make any sort of educated judgement for or against.
I digress and apologize. So as not to be rude and make sure i properly answer your question as you have asked: No, i am neither at work nor something.
I digress and apologize. So as not to be rude and make sure i properly answer your question as you have asked: No, i am neither at work nor something.
09-20-2008, 01:40 AM
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I'd suggest maybe waiting til the end of your warranty to boost it, because if they see a boosted 8 they aren't going to fix anything. Do some body modification to make it look nice and pretty. Get it a custom paint job, a nice body kit, a reasonable set of rims, maybe a slight window tint depending on what color your 8 is. Put a nice exhaust on it. I'd suggest holding off on your turbo til your warranty expires, though. Drive the car with reliability while it still exists. Once you boost it, seals go bad quicker and Mazda won't foot a rebuild.
The other option of course is to put all the stock parts on right before you bring it to the dealership.
The other option of course is to put all the stock parts on right before you bring it to the dealership.
09-20-2008, 01:45 AM
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honestly, i spend most of my time at work either coding websites or optimizing them for search engines and IE is one of the easiest browsers to work with. I use Safari (which i actually like a lot, IE's just my default browser) and Firefox (which i think is just a waste of drive space that L337 snobs believe is the best thing out there since sliced bread and birth control pills because they simply won't "conform" to having to use anymore microsoft products than they absolutely must... go choke on a penguin...) as well so that i know what i build looks respectable across all major platforms. Opera is worse than FF and Google Chrome is too new to me right now to make any sort of educated judgement for or against.
I digress and apologize. So as not to be rude and make sure i properly answer your question as you have asked: No, i am neither at work nor something.
I digress and apologize. So as not to be rude and make sure i properly answer your question as you have asked: No, i am neither at work nor something.
no info in that post.. i feel like i must wash my firefox!
funny it is almost time for a format.
beers
09-20-2008, 11:23 AM
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search the following keywords: Greddy Turbo Upgrade.
What you seek you shall find there.
What you seek you shall find there.
09-20-2008, 12:04 PM
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get ahold of mazdamanaic (Jeff) or Charles R. Hill... go with the greddy + turbo upgrade (known as the devil's hairdryer). the bundle they offer will include an AP Cobb for map management, which will be tuned by Jeff to your exact configuration.. exhaust, CAI, turbo, etc.
09-20-2008, 12:21 PM
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wow...6500 is alot to turbo.. im pretty sure thats the price on an 8 but ****....that more than half of what i financed to get my 8..hahaha..
09-20-2008, 12:28 PM
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And on that note we have the Greddy Turbo Kits pretty cheap then you can do the upgrade with MM\BHR if you wanted to go that route
Or you can piece together someones used kit as well which you can find in the bottom of the main page under classifieds
Or you can piece together someones used kit as well which you can find in the bottom of the main page under classifieds
09-20-2008, 12:30 PM
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get ahold of mazdamanaic (Jeff) or Charles R. Hill... go with the greddy + turbo upgrade (known as the devil's hairdryer). the bundle they offer will include an AP Cobb for map management, which will be tuned by Jeff to your exact configuration.. exhaust, CAI, turbo, etc.
what if you dont live in the area?
09-20-2008, 02:54 PM
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Charles R. Hill does remote installs; he'll fly out to you.
AP can be tuned by MM via emails. He sends you a map, you see how it works, he tweaks map, emails you an updated version until all is well. tuning the Greddy Upgrade Kit (soon to be BHR version) is easy for him as he has the system and has tuned just about every greddy upgrade out there.
Technology FTW
AP can be tuned by MM via emails. He sends you a map, you see how it works, he tweaks map, emails you an updated version until all is well. tuning the Greddy Upgrade Kit (soon to be BHR version) is easy for him as he has the system and has tuned just about every greddy upgrade out there.
Technology FTW
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