For those who have installed Greddy-turbo:

How many hours does it take to install it for a professional?
Hoe much does it cost to install it?
Can you install it without doing anything with the exhaust?

 

all that info has been posted numorus times before

 

How are your clutches holding out?

 

I started mine on a Sunday, and worked a few hours each evening in the garage. I was in no hurry, more interested in doing it well. I'd say, all things considered, it took me about 18 hours...but, as I said, I was in no hurry. If I was diligent instead of studying every little dang thing, I could probably cut 4 or 5 hours off of that.

 

Are you a pro or could I expect about 10 hours in a rotary garage?

 

Well it is a one day job I would say book time should be 8 - 10 hours.

Myself and Ray Wilson(PF Supercars) put my kit on in 6 hours.

 

No need to change the exhaust at all. The kit comes with a cast iron turbo manifold that hooks up perfectly to the catalytic converter pipe (part before the exhaust).

 

Well, they would have the advantage of a lift, air tools and extra hands when they needed them. Mine was all with hand tools on jackstands. I did use a dremel to cut the plastic around the intercooler...does that count as "power tools"?

 

No.
It counts as advanced scissor...

 

I feel sorry for all the people that did it on jack stands.