Full Esmeril HP Kit w/ Adaptronic ECU + more!
 

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FEELER:

Having trouble selling my car with the kit, so as everyone wanted... I may be parting with the kit itself.

Esmeril HP Kit:
-Precision Billet Turbo Turbocharger WITH Ported cover.
-Tial Low-Profile Wastegate
-50mm BOV
-Intercooler (bar and plate design promotes better heat exchange between charge and ambient air for cooler intake temps, not unecesarily large for quicker spooling)
-Manifold constructed of 304SS CAST pipes/elbows. Retains the use of OEM airpump if customer chooses to keep it.
-Aluminum Intercooler piping and high quality reinforced silicone hose connectors).
-Heat shielding included to promote cooler engine bay temps and preserve OEM components (such as OMP) located in the vicinity of turbo components.
-1000cc Injector Upgrade package INCLUDED
-340 LPH Fuel pump Upgrade INCLUDED
-Fully braided oil feed and return lines with high quality fittings.
-Mild steel 2 piece downpipe
-Comes with pipes already heat wrapped, heat shield, and turbo blanket.
-Adaptronic Full Standalone
-Prosport boost gauge, water temp, and volt gauge.
-AEM Air/Fuel


The only thing you will need after purchasing this kit is an ignition upgrade.

Feel free to make an offer.

There's only around 8k miles on the turbo kit itself, I'm moving for school and need money to pay off my debts and pay for the new apartment.

Text me at 513-633-0491

Did you ever have any problems with the esmeril setup? Somebody was telling me that the esmeril setup was garbage but everything I've read said it was one of the best?

Adaptronic standalone? I'm assuming you actually mean Select piggyback.

The price in the thread is listed at $1. If you are not actually looking to get just $1 for the kit, then the only other explanation is that you are violating this rule:
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Correct the price to something that you are actually looking for, or be prepared to accept a $1 selling price.