We're not talking about iap. I'm sorry you got screwed; However stop ripping on boostdesigns. You're talking about Boostevolutions. Go to boostdesign's site and find a "mis advertisement".....He doesn't claim to "own" the shop or whatever you're talking about. If you're protecting the phat-ka-t mani to the death go ahead, but don't bit*h about BD because of that.Honestly man don't take BE's word to be BD's.nr2134 wrote:When IAP first came out I talked to them also for over 2 hours and I had nothing bad to say about them, but I didnt buy the mani since couple of my friends got them on group buy and I was gonna wait till I saw the mani in person. Once I saw it. It was good from far. Far from good. Well since the install one motor blew from boost creep and the other is not running becasue of boost creep and lack of time and funds to fix it.Most of you dont know, but my car was the 3rd or 4th KA-T in the US and I've been ripped off or not delivered items promised a couple of times by shops since I started. So I've been around for a while. I ran one of the first and then the second and finally the third F-max manis, REV Hard mani etc.Im not ripping on BD mani nor the products at all. I just dont like when people misadvertise stuff. Its like me getting a bunch of HKS boost controllers and putting my sticker on there to make me look like Im actually doing something.If BD and BE advertised the truth I would have a different opinion.Why take credit for someone elses products???? The only credit both companies deserve in my opinion is getting the sh1t out there for people to buy....Thats it.
For ****s sake, go do your own research. And this is threadjacking to it's finest. Stage one with a T3 and rrfpr you'll have enough fuel to barely be turbocharged. Stage 2 provides larger injectors and the rail (unless that changed during hte site redesign). If you don't know these things, and what fuel issues you'll have, or even a clue about what you're doing... you have no business attacking your car with a wrench.-JeffRedRum240 wrote:so since kit 1 does include a fuel rail do you even need a fuel rail to run turbo? so does STAGE KIT 1 have eveyrthing I will nbeed to turbo charge my 1993 ka24de? please answer..
supposedly its a good kit. I dont personally know that, as i dont have the kit. But, the stage 1 kit streches the stock fuel system. The stock fuel system can handle it though, as long as you dont add more boost. If you want more boost you will need to upgrade imediately.RedRum240 wrote:sorry, I am just really excited cause I found a way to save me 5k on turbing my car not getting a SR anymore. why is the stage one so ****ty? he claims u can get 232 rwhp just bolting it onto your car.
the fuel pump and injectors would definitely help. The fuel rail isnt needed as much.RedRum240 wrote:what if I got stage 1 kit and a 255lph fuel pump? would that help a little? or is it mainly the injector/fuel rail issue that causes wether or not u can boost more?
Save your money and get some injectors and stay away from FMU setups. All you need is a little boost spike and you are spending more money. Just because someone tells you it worked fine for them. Doesnt mean it will work for you the same way.K240 wrote:
supposedly its a good kit. I dont personally know that, as i dont have the kit. But, the stage 1 kit streches the stock fuel system. The stock fuel system can handle it though, as long as you dont add more boost. If you want more boost you will need to upgrade imediately.
What I meant was the atr. The shop that builds the mani's ect. I know BD has a shop but he doesn't claim to own the shop that builds his mani and stuff.nr2134 wrote:"He doesn't claim to "own" the shop or whatever you're talking about."
I dont normally do this, but I think Ill share a part of an email I just got from PJ from BD. Word for word out of an email I just received.
" i have a shop i operate out of when i choose to do R&D"
I will be posting pics of the install of the Stage 1 kit this weekend. I plan on working with PJ on the phone as well as using a VEO web camera ($200)that will provide a live feed as I am working on this project. The only problem with the cam is that only one person can view at a time but you can pan 180 degrees, zoom and take pictures. This will be my first attempt to install a turbo kit with no experience.frapjap wrote:But not the kit...which is what I was planning on putting a large sum of money into.
I am willing to bet one of these will happen in the next few years if your large company wishes to remain competitive.nr2134 wrote:I for one make sure we dont buy anything made in China or deal with tech support in India.
I'm not familiar with your history with the KA, but I believe youre much more knowledgable than me (not hard to do )But on the subject of starting/running a small business, I will share my thoughts. A small new company has to 'lowball' the established competition. No one would pay the same price for a Greddy kit and BD kit. He has to take advantage of his LOW overhead and lack of personel issues. These are the inherrent advantages of a smaller company.As a consumer, I'm looking for 2 things: a high quality product and a low price. As a small business, BD (aka PJ?) wants satisfied customers and a decent profit. Satisfied customers ONLY come from selling a high quality product and decent profits come from a calculated markup over cost for products.nr2134 wrote:I fully understand that you need to start small most of the time, but there is a right way of doing it and a wrong. I dont mean rip customers off, but just dont low ball the prices. In order to become a larger business you will need an overhead. And you wont be able to pay for your overhad by making a couple bucks on certain parts. You will keep the customers happy for a while with low prices, but you will get tired of amking a marginal profit sooner or later and you will close your doors to the public.