View Poll Results: Which kit do you own or want?
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The ultimate F/I Poll!
07-19-2006, 06:09 PM
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The ultimate F/I Poll!
This thread is intended to discuss who has or wants what and why? - BE SURE TO POST WHEN YOU VOTE about your thoughts!
What do you like/dislike? Keep this clean and factual -
Also another thing that would be good to mention is if you plan on buying other upgrades and doing more with the kit than just bolting it on.
What are the factors in your deiscion - WHY do you want the kit you want or own the kit you purchased?
What do you like/dislike? Keep this clean and factual -
Also another thing that would be good to mention is if you plan on buying other upgrades and doing more with the kit than just bolting it on.
What are the factors in your deiscion - WHY do you want the kit you want or own the kit you purchased?
07-19-2006, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ELNENE
Is the sp turbo kit bolt on or u need to tune it?
Here is the link to the thread on it - https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=129177
07-19-2006, 06:47 PM
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ha! My lonesome vote represents 12% of the poll 
I think everyone knows what I got...but If I didnt, I woulda went with the Dezod Kit...been saying it since day one
although, Im not to far off from some of your guys hp numbers
...just not tq 
I think everyone knows what I got...but If I didnt, I woulda went with the Dezod Kit...been saying it since day one
although, Im not to far off from some of your guys hp numbers
...just not tq
07-19-2006, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ELNENE
That sp sounds good for 3900 but since u have to tune it and get a ball bearing upgrade; adds up to just getting a tns kit
07-19-2006, 07:01 PM
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Thats what it comes down to for me overall the best, more complete and reliable kit (with waranty) is the tns; the only problem is the price its almost 5k and im still debating it cause of the problems everyones been having with them
07-19-2006, 07:03 PM
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I will be going with TRD SC because I need my warranty and it is a simple bolt on no tuning necessary other than the re-flash. I’m just looking for a little extra ump. I can't wait till I get the funds! 
07-19-2006, 07:49 PM
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Thats what it comes down to for me overall the best, more complete and reliable kit (with waranty) is the tns; the only problem is the price its almost 5k and im still debating it cause of the problems everyones been having with them
07-19-2006, 08:15 PM
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Lots of good stuff here - I approached and chose Dezod because of a few factors:
1. Customer service (they are SO knowledgeable and pay great attention to your needs)
2. Quality - The parts are top notch
3. Fit kit (they say and they mean BOLT-ON) You dont even need to have the oil plug welded either just need to drill it! They include everything to make installation clean and simple. I LOVE the PnP Harness for the EManage! It is a life saver!
4. Numbers - they spec'd this kit for great performance and the Dyno shows it.
I could keep going lol I've done a few diff kits on different cars and this has to be the best one I've ever installed personally.
1. Customer service (they are SO knowledgeable and pay great attention to your needs)
2. Quality - The parts are top notch
3. Fit kit (they say and they mean BOLT-ON) You dont even need to have the oil plug welded either just need to drill it! They include everything to make installation clean and simple. I LOVE the PnP Harness for the EManage! It is a life saver!
4. Numbers - they spec'd this kit for great performance and the Dyno shows it.
I could keep going lol I've done a few diff kits on different cars and this has to be the best one I've ever installed personally.
07-19-2006, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by ELNENE
If only the sc wasnt that slow at least break into the 13s or low 14s id defently be sc'd
13's here we come
07-19-2006, 10:04 PM
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<<Turbonetics! I picked TN, because they are known...Good looking kit/quality/1 yr warranty/detailed & thorough instructions so you can do it yourself like i did. Others, i havent heard of, till im a member of this forum.
07-19-2006, 10:11 PM
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Own ZPI stage 1.
1. good kit(even though mine is prototype)
2. great customer svc- kenny has taken care of me several times even though he hasnt had too.
3. complete bolt on.
4. great power even for an a/t i put down 222whp/206 ftlbs on 4.9lbs of boost.
1. good kit(even though mine is prototype)
2. great customer svc- kenny has taken care of me several times even though he hasnt had too.
3. complete bolt on.
4. great power even for an a/t i put down 222whp/206 ftlbs on 4.9lbs of boost.