Now thats music to my ears, i figured but didnt know if anybody was going for this setup. I was hopin to be one of the many to post a write up about it. But thats good less work for me .BrodyGoble wrote:rb20 list:
1.NismoZilvia2.ripracer3.ryan154.StricNyne5.uber956.one puff7.craz4240
rb25 list:
1.midnightsliding2.L0nestar3.HPF chrisk
Close to getting a price, blitz used to sell one for $789 for just the piece, mine will include all hardware, the longer studs and everything, we may have to do a slight modification to the waterneck so that is what is holding it up right now. It will all be included in the kit so it is really easy to install for everyone and there will be no hidden surprises.
The price will be considerably cheaper than the one Blitz made and will include all of the necessary parts for the conversion!
Agreed. $789 is ludicrous. But I would still rather have ITB's over a GReddy IM any day.BoostsFed wrote: $789 is rediculous for a plate. unless it come with the rb26 intake manifold too. for the rb25 guys, less than that get you a greddy intake manifold.
Zilvia,BrodyGoble wrote:Close to getting a price, blitz used to sell one for $789 for just the piece, mine will include all hardware, the longer studs and everything, we may have to do a slight modification to the waterneck so that is what is holding it up right now. It will all be included in the kit so it is really easy to install for everyone and there will be no hidden surprises.
The price will be considerably cheaper than the one Blitz made and will include all of the necessary parts for the conversion!
R&D time, Demand, Brand Name, Small Orders (as opposed to building 100+ units), etc... It may look like a simple adapter plate, but there is a lot more going on in the background that justifies its price. Personally, if I didn't make $100-$200 profit per unit, it wouldn't be worth my time.BoostsFed wrote:since when it's politically correct for a plate to cost more than the whole intake manifold itself .... make no sense.
true also factoring in the cost of materials, plus the use of the machine to make the plate, on top of the additional machine work to get the ports matched up evenly. I mean for ever $3-400 its worth it simply cause of the R&D going into this plate, and they really don't have to generate them for public use this COULD have been a one off and nobody would have came close to it unless he sold the car.Bluefire wrote:
R&D time, Demand, Brand Name, Small Orders (as opposed to building 100+ units), etc... It may look like a simple adapter plate, but there is a lot more going on in the background that justifies its price. Personally, if I didn't make $100-$200 profit per unit, it wouldn't be worth my time.
-Bluefire