I H8 UR DSM wrote:lol, i dont care if you shut, nor if 'you' can or can't find them cheaper than that....
But as a side point...why are Nismo 555cc better than Tomei or Apexi 550cc inj? any what justifies paying over $300 more for them?
Und3rprshUr wrote:Never siad they were AS good as others. but they chose nismo for 800$ which isnt a bad price for nismo .. you tell me how muhc sard and apexi's are? yes plenty of injectors do there thing but they wanted nismo's.
You stated they got ripped for the nismo injectors.. when really you meant they could ahve bought injectors for cheaper to do the job. so i called you on what you said to make sure. and ask where and how did they get ripped. your only reply's are other injectors. which proves exactly what i assumed that you meant to say " they could have bought cheaper injectors to do the same job"
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miteymax86 wrote:the turbo isn't really a max boost/hp turbo, it's a broad accessible powerband turbo, delivering power smoothly and linearly, although the fact that you can get 20psi out of it is a bonus but the #'s they got were at 15psi, with basically, SR, intake, exhaust, intercooler, Cobra mass airflow sensor, and JWT ecu program, that's not really much work, it's just a lot of parts, and they've gained 119hp@the wheels over the stock SR with the stock exhaust, I don't see how this is crap. Yeah, you can get a bigger turbo, but you'll need injector upgrades, fuel pump, rail etc... and you really don't have the ridiculously tractable power this turbo does, you've really got to see the dyno map, there's no spike, it just pulls in almost a straight line from 2K-5500rpm the turbo money went into the tech of the turbo, not the ultimate flow capability
Und3rprshUr wrote:You can edit any dyno reading. press a couple buttons on the dyno cpu and wam! anyhting can happen.
Und3rprshUr wrote:hey j- spec explain how they got ripped on the nismo injectors??
you said : Nismo injectors $800 (they definatly got ripped there) how ?
J-Spec Tuner wrote:http://www.srswap.com/shopexd.asp?id=412
Bam! nismo 740cc injectors, $589..... What size did they get? like 550cc? and how much did they pay???? like i said, they got ripped, or chose to get ripped...
the_invisible wrote:Yes, you can get Nismo injectors for $589 from HT or maybe about $650 from some other online retailers. $800 is the MSRP for the Nismo injectors. Let say SCC purchased the injectors for $600 from an online store and they reported their purchase price to be $600, it would be extremely unfair for other local or online retailers who are selling the injectors for $650. Do you know what I mean? It is best for both the retailers and consumers to have the editors report the MSRP on their publications rather than the lowest prices available. SCC isn't advertising for any store, so they are reporting the MSRP of the products they accquired.
In the case of the engine swap where SCC claimed to have purchased the engine for $1200, they were advertising for Venus Auto, so they were allowed to report their purchase price in their article.
I really doubt SCC paid $800 for those injectors, if they even paid at all, because they have lots of hookups and they are not stupid.
That's the way I feel as well. After trying to learn turbo tech, I realized that there are so many other variables between a hot turbo and one that sucks other than printed physical dimensions. I'm sticking to the "find somebody who has one that works well and copy it" method. Such is the case here.60dash1 wrote:I would just like to say compressor maps are for the most part bull****.This is straight from the mouth of a garrett engineer.If you spent millions of dollars on r & d for your wheels, would you want everyone to know exactly what does what?They are a vague indicator, and that's it.