Is the RRM Piggyback worth it?
May 27, 2004, 08:49 PM
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thanks Boe, you're answering all my questions! hahaha. umm... i'm looking at rrm's site from your link and i'm really lost (again). you guys are giving me prices like 1200 - 1800 but on the page it's like 4000 and that's US dollars i'm thinking. how much is it really?
May 27, 2004, 09:05 PM
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the question i thought was how much more stage 2 was over stage 1... thus i said 1200. Stage 1 is about 4000 bucks. If you buy both together the owner usually works a deal out with you for it all so you save some cash. Best bet is to call if serious. If your just thinking about it then this is the best estimate. Good luck and hope to see you boostin soon! 
May 27, 2004, 10:07 PM
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I Email RRM for Turbo stage 1 and 2 together for price and buy both with out waste money for both just wnat one price.. here.. (for Automatic)
Stage1 + Stage 2= $4199+ 1299= $5598 + shipping and tax. If you buy both at once and pay with cashiers check/ money order I will waive taxes and shipping which is about $200. ROB
Stage1 + Stage 2= $4199+ 1299= $5598 + shipping and tax. If you buy both at once and pay with cashiers check/ money order I will waive taxes and shipping which is about $200. ROB
thats alotta $$$
May 27, 2004, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by lancerozr
sooo about $5200 + $1000 or so for install and tuning and your in business 
- Rob
- Rob
May 28, 2004, 05:29 AM
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RRM doesn't charge what others do for installing as we've done it so many times it's easy. Also there is NO Tuning required so 1000 bucks for install is outragious. Most outside shops charge around 700 i've heard. As always... the more you buy the more you save and if you pay cash... Well, cash makes the eyes open up and the discounts get better. Just like walking in for a new car with cash to pay for it. I know a few guys who did that on evo's and got them for under MSRP! 
May 28, 2004, 05:32 AM
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On a last note... most install it themselves anymore. There are so many people on here that have done it and I'm always around to help. Thus they feel comfortable with doing it. I've seen one guy take 2 weeks to install it just because he was pm'ing me and calling RRM for walk thru's. He litterally had NO mechanical knowledge... said so himself. This was his first mod on any car!! Great service and expertise from RRM and myself got him boostin without any issues.
!! Great service and expertise from RRM and myself got him boostin without any issues.
