Brian GT PRO wrote:We can get started somewhere May/June. Development time will have to do with us choosing a smog legal kit or not. The CARB approval process is a very lengthy one and take a LOT of investment in terms of lab time/work, Government paperwork and red tape, etc etc. We are ready to produce this as a kit that can be bolted on in your garage, however we will not sacrifice quality in lieu of making the kit $XXX dollars. The fact of the matter is that if we sign our name to it, it will need to be reliable, use quality name brand components, offer a warranty we can stand behind and make the installation easy to deal with, these are all goals of ours if we choose to go down this road. The post was put up to simply gauge weather this was going to have steam or not, and to allow the members to have input. Let us know if this is something we need to do, or if we should consider only doing *one off* turbo set ups. Thanks guys!
- if you could make it cross platform for all 1mz engines i think it would be worthwhile for your company..... esp if carb allowed it (far as i know each car needs to be tested for CARB stickers)
- realistically these people are here for cheap bang for buck... 5s-fe owners were all too happy to say yes to a supercharger for their cars, once it came out from RIPP mods, hardly anyone in the camry community bought it.. it was all the mr2 guys
- reliability is questionable depending on boost.. these motors dont handle anything above 5psi on a supercharger unless it has fuel mods
- cost effectiveness.. i dont think it is a realistic option for your company.. though im sure the guys over at nissanclub.com would love one for the altima 3.5!!!! lol esp carb legal.. they are more performance oriented..
honestly my man.. i hope u do come out with it, but i doubt you will garner more than a few hell yesses until these kids see the price tag.. i can only think of 3 people right now willing to drop that kinda money...
everyone else talks loud but doesnt do crap.... my honest opinion of the camry/solara community