hey im lookin to buy a turbo kit for my h22 cd7. anybody know where i can get a cheap but good turbo kit? i already found treadstone.
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stay away from ebay turbo kits if you dont know how to rebuild them with generic parts.
u could swap a f22 head and intake mani with distributor and do a dsm setup. or you could buy a manifold that would fit the f22b and get a garret or turbonetics turbo and piece the whole kit togethermiss my turbo cb7
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lol the treadstone kit has been pretty reliable from what ive read (hence why its in my sig). ive tried to fin crap on it but always came up short of nothing. one guy used it on his cd5 and swears by it.
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Originally posted by Darkproduce View PostDo you guys think that ordering from treadstone would be a good bet? It's 1800 for a kit. I'm not even tryin to boost anything over 5lbs honestly. I just want the extra kick of power. And I don't feel like building the h22a. I want the turbomiss my turbo cb7
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5 psi barely wakes the motor up, but since your stock i guess you are limited to that. just hook up some nitrous if you want a small amount of power like that. i've got a treadstone kit and it really is the cheapest kit out there that still uses 100% quality name brand parts. i pieced their kit together seperately and it comes out to hundreds more. they are practically losing money. the price may be steep at first but you wont have to fix anything on the kit unless it was defective like my turbo was from the start.
you get what you pay for, cheap crap get's you power but for how long before it breaks?
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you could go with a DSM setup? otherwise dont cheap out cause its gonna cost you down the road...
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Originally posted by Kellen View Post5 psi barely wakes the motor up, but since your stock i guess you are limited to that. just hook up some nitrous if you want a small amount of power like that. i've got a treadstone kit and it really is the cheapest kit out there that still uses 100% quality name brand parts. i pieced their kit together seperately and it comes out to hundreds more. they are practically losing money. the price may be steep at first but you wont have to fix anything on the kit unless it was defective like my turbo was from the start.
you get what you pay for, cheap crap get's you power but for how long before it breaks?miss my turbo cb7
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A DSM setup on an H22 is doable but not recommended. An H22 revs to ~7500 so you need a turbo that will be making power up there.
You could run ~300hp on a stock H22 daily. BUT only if it's tuned WELL
Cheap turbo kits (ones for around $1000) CAN work well BUT little things need to be tweaked with those chinese parts. If you don't know how to check/rebuild the parts of a turbo kit, then a cheap kit isn't for you.
The BEST option for somebody with not a lot of experience is to do some research and piece a turbo kit together using brand name parts, and then have an experienced tuner dyno tune your car.
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Originally posted by Kellen View Post5 psi barely wakes the motor up, but since your stock i guess you are limited to that. just hook up some nitrous if you want a small amount of power like that. i've got a treadstone kit and it really is the cheapest kit out there that still uses 100% quality name brand parts. i pieced their kit together seperately and it comes out to hundreds more. they are practically losing money. the price may be steep at first but you wont have to fix anything on the kit unless it was defective like my turbo was from the start.
you get what you pay for, cheap crap get's you power but for how long before it breaks?
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