2.0 TurboSystem: How would YOU want it?
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okay no i didnt read all this pages and just found this and been looking into a turbo swap on my ss/sc so whats the status on this? anyhelp will be apreciated. list of prices on their page or this is not done yet or what?
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There are prices on their site if you look under "pricelist", but be prepared to get in a line because I have been waiting 5+ weeks to get mine. Uhh Yeah.
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um i didnt see the one for a 2.0 **** i must be blind got a link? and eh dont worry i still need time to save up hah so ill be straight
nvm haha i take that back i found it thx but who ever already has it or gets it let me know how it comes out. man this just stoppped me from gettign rid of my ss/sc haha . time to save the money for level 5
nvm haha i take that back i found it thx but who ever already has it or gets it let me know how it comes out. man this just stoppped me from gettign rid of my ss/sc haha . time to save the money for level 5
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how bout you just not be a smart ass..since you obviously dont know the answer
thanks man i appreciate it i figured it was but i didnt wanna chance it.
thanks man i appreciate it i figured it was but i didnt wanna chance it.
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what modifications were needed on your 2.2l
i have a 07 2.2l L61. help needed
what modifications were needed on your 2.2l
i have a 07 2.2l L61. help needed
i have a 07 2.2l L61. help needed
i have a 07 2.2l L61. help needed
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Ladies and gentlemen:
We are in the final stages of determining pricing and equipment packages for our about-to-be-released LSJ 2.0 TurboSystems. We'd like your input on how to offer them.
We'll offer much more detailed information with prices, specs and pics in the actual product release, but first...we'd like to know how you, the enthusiasts, would like to see the system levels and separate components configured.
While complete packages will be our ultimate goal, we well realize that there will be demand for separate components, as well as different level packages. Not everyone will want, or need, injectors or a calibration. Others won't need a turbo or manifold, but may want our intercooler and StreetRace Intake, and others still may want...well, you get the picture.
As the LSJ Community is full of resourceful folks doing a lot of their own things, and tuning capability is also widespread, we feel it warrants a different approach than what we've done in the past with our other TurboSystems. Here's how I'd like to present the information:
Component Group Breakdown
I've listed the major component groups here, and assigned a number to each. Each group would include related hardware (fasteners, gaskets).
There will also be the optional aspects of PortFueler and GT35R Turbo, but let's concentrate on the essentials first.
The question: Of the above component groups, how many should we offer separately, and why?
Modular System Levels
We'd like to offer some system packages too, where you folks can benefit from purchasing multiple component groups as systems. The benefits will be:
Here's some initial suggestions for Modular System Levels:
Level I:
Level II:
Level III:
Level IV:
Level V:
So, we could consolidate and do fewer levels...I don't see doing any more than five, however...any combinations desired outside of these Level offerings would just be separate component groups, priced separately.
So dig in, boys and gals...tell me what YOU want to see!
We are in the final stages of determining pricing and equipment packages for our about-to-be-released LSJ 2.0 TurboSystems. We'd like your input on how to offer them.
We'll offer much more detailed information with prices, specs and pics in the actual product release, but first...we'd like to know how you, the enthusiasts, would like to see the system levels and separate components configured.
While complete packages will be our ultimate goal, we well realize that there will be demand for separate components, as well as different level packages. Not everyone will want, or need, injectors or a calibration. Others won't need a turbo or manifold, but may want our intercooler and StreetRace Intake, and others still may want...well, you get the picture.
As the LSJ Community is full of resourceful folks doing a lot of their own things, and tuning capability is also widespread, we feel it warrants a different approach than what we've done in the past with our other TurboSystems. Here's how I'd like to present the information:
Component Group Breakdown
I've listed the major component groups here, and assigned a number to each. Each group would include related hardware (fasteners, gaskets).
- Turbocharger
- Turbo Manifold
- Street Race Intake Manifold
- Front-Mount Intercooler
- Turbo exhaust outlet housing and downpipe
- Air intake system and air filter
- Charge air piping and hoses
- Blow-off valve system
- Turbo oil line system
- Injectors/harness/PCM calibration
There will also be the optional aspects of PortFueler and GT35R Turbo, but let's concentrate on the essentials first.
The question: Of the above component groups, how many should we offer separately, and why?
Modular System Levels
We'd like to offer some system packages too, where you folks can benefit from purchasing multiple component groups as systems. The benefits will be:
- Cost: Combining component groups will reduce cost as compared to purchasing separate groups.
- Compatibility: As the component groups are designed to mesh perfectly wth one another, the more groups you get, the less effort you'll have to expend to 'pull it all together', right on up to the complete system solution including ALL groups.
Here's some initial suggestions for Modular System Levels:
Level I:
- Turbocharger
- Turbo Manifold
- Turbo oil line system
Level II:
- Turbocharger
- Turbo Manifold
- Turbo oil line system
- Turbo exhaust outlet housing and downpipe
- Air intake system and air filter
Level III:
- Turbocharger
- Turbo Manifold
- Turbo oil line system
- Turbo exhaust outlet housing and downpipe
- Air intake system and air filter
- Front-Mount Intercooler
- Charge air piping and hoses
- Blow-off valve system
Level IV:
- Turbocharger
- Turbo Manifold
- Turbo oil line system
- Turbo exhaust outlet housing and downpipe
- Air intake system and air filter
- Front-Mount Intercooler
- Charge air piping and hoses
- Blow-off valve system
- Street Race Intake Manifold
Level V:
- Turbocharger
- Turbo Manifold
- Turbo oil line system
- Turbo exhaust outlet housing and downpipe
- Air intake system and air filter
- Front-Mount Intercooler
- Charge air piping and hoses
- Blow-off valve system
- Street Race Intake Manifold
- Injectors/harness/PCM calibration
So, we could consolidate and do fewer levels...I don't see doing any more than five, however...any combinations desired outside of these Level offerings would just be separate component groups, priced separately.
So dig in, boys and gals...tell me what YOU want to see!
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