Turbo kit Group Buy (Lowest Prices Ever)
Oct 14, 2004, 11:12 PM
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I really wish I could get the GT35R get. I've heard nothing but great things about RNR. Maybe some day I'll be able to get the kit. Anyway here is a bump for the great prices and great quality.
Oct 14, 2004, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by RnR Racing
If you guys don't already have an intake here are some new options for you.
We have recently done some designing to build some new killer intakes kits. All intakes now come with a proffesional mirror polish. The cold air intakes drop the filter down in the fender for ultimate air flow and to provide cool air.
Here are some prices
3" polished Cold Air Intake retail price $300
Sale price of $200
3" Polished Intake retail price $225
Sale price of $150
4" Polished Cold Air Intake retail price $450
sale price of $320
4" Polished Intake retail price $340
sale price of $230
We have recently done some designing to build some new killer intakes kits. All intakes now come with a proffesional mirror polish. The cold air intakes drop the filter down in the fender for ultimate air flow and to provide cool air.
Here are some prices
3" polished Cold Air Intake retail price $300
Sale price of $200
3" Polished Intake retail price $225
Sale price of $150
4" Polished Cold Air Intake retail price $450
sale price of $320
4" Polished Intake retail price $340
sale price of $230
Oct 15, 2004, 10:22 AM
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Yes, we sell the intakes without the filter.
We also sell the Upper Radiator hose for $75.
The manifold is definitely thick enough to tap the manifold. We do them all the time here.
Thanks for the bumps and keep the orders coming.
We also sell the Upper Radiator hose for $75.
The manifold is definitely thick enough to tap the manifold. We do them all the time here.
Thanks for the bumps and keep the orders coming.
Oct 15, 2004, 10:33 AM
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Bump for a great price. I have br s4 setup. Does this mean I will need a new lower IC pipe and MAS pipe along with a new filter?
Anyone dynoflash with the RNR turbo yet? Mostof the people who have the kit seems to already have AEM EMS.
thks
Anyone dynoflash with the RNR turbo yet? Mostof the people who have the kit seems to already have AEM EMS.
thks
Oct 15, 2004, 11:12 AM
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We have had a couple customers who have done a flash with Shiv. Most of the customers who get this kit usually do some kind of a stand alone, but any flash will still work well.
Oct 15, 2004, 01:14 PM
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some pics of the kits
1 GT35R w/equal length manifold
2. GT30R w/short equal length manifold
3. 50 trim w/standard manifold
I will post a bunch of pics later as well.
1 GT35R w/equal length manifold
2. GT30R w/short equal length manifold
3. 50 trim w/standard manifold
I will post a bunch of pics later as well.
Oct 15, 2004, 04:38 PM
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The turbo kits are super reliable and work great. I used an AFC and on 91 octane made an easy and conservative 420whp. You will need at least 680cc injectors. Let me know if there are any other questions.
Oct 15, 2004, 10:19 PM
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Remember guys, you get what you pay for… and Ryan at RnR has a reputation for poor customer service (check out his past experiences on some of the DSM boards) and extremely lengthy shipping times (read: months). I experienced this for myself when I purchased a turbo back from him earlier this summer.
I do not mean to totally slam RnR … BUT… when you are upgrading the turbo on your $30K car, you may not want to look for the cheapest deal.
There is no free lunch… you get what you pay for.
I do not mean to totally slam RnR … BUT… when you are upgrading the turbo on your $30K car, you may not want to look for the cheapest deal.
There is no free lunch… you get what you pay for.
Oct 15, 2004, 10:29 PM
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Theres a difference between a bad experience, poor customer service and great prices. You said it well. You get what you pay for. You pay for one of these turbo kits at a great price, and you get it. You didn't quite totally slam them though. Almost, but not quite. Sorry that you had a bad experience.
Oct 15, 2004, 10:39 PM
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Originally Posted by 03venom
Remember guys, you get what you pay for… and Ryan at RnR has a reputation for poor customer service (check out his past experiences on some of the DSM boards) and extremely lengthy shipping times (read: months). I experienced this for myself when I purchased a turbo back from him earlier this summer.
I do not mean to totally slam RnR … BUT… when you are upgrading the turbo on your $30K car, you may not want to look for the cheapest deal.
There is no free lunch… you get what you pay for.
I do not mean to totally slam RnR … BUT… when you are upgrading the turbo on your $30K car, you may not want to look for the cheapest deal.
There is no free lunch… you get what you pay for.
I myself have heard good stuff about RnR, but then again everyone has had different experiences with them.
I'll wait and see until my kit gets here, I'll post up a follow up email with delivery and quality of the kit.