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95TurboDC2
04-04-2007, 06:40 PM
has anyone heard of the peak boost turbokits?? if so what have you heard. good and bad please.

2000MRDC2
04-05-2007, 01:59 AM
ive heard of them i havent heard horror stories, but if i owned a honda id do full-race kit over anything.

95TurboDC2
04-05-2007, 06:04 AM
yeah i saw that kit too. the peak boost was alittle better in price thats why i ask.

evomike
04-05-2007, 06:25 AM
full race should be known as full rape peak boost is just as good and cheaper, id never run full race but i know many people with peak boost products its good stuff

NJslvrtypes
04-05-2007, 04:06 PM
full race should be known as full rape peak boost is just as good and cheaper, id never run full race but i know many people with peak boost products its good stuff

Agree Peakboost is an excellent kit, almost up to par w/ Full-Race. I had a tough time choosing between the two for my K20A2 but finally decided on FR.

There were some stories w/ older Peakboost kits and fitment issues on certain chassis. All from what I have seen have been resolved. There is a 50+ page thread on H-T about Peakboost, thats a good place to check out their quality/fitment.

Perhaps the only major difference between FR and Peakboost is FR is mostly robotically welded. But IMO that shouldn't be a deciding factor.

In the end both are quality and will make major power. Just my .02 cents

95TurboDC2
04-05-2007, 04:58 PM
thanx guys....i appreciate the posts. ill probably go peakboost to save some money and ill still get the power i want. thanks guys

ketchup!
04-05-2007, 05:40 PM
ive heard of them i havent heard horror stories, but if i owned a honda id do full-race kit over anything.

full race is overrated and thinks they can charge an ungodly amount

ketchup!
04-05-2007, 05:41 PM
thanx guys....i appreciate the posts. ill probably go peakboost to save some money and ill still get the power i want. thanks guys

try building a custom kit, not hard :)

Loserkidwac
04-05-2007, 05:56 PM
try building a custom kit, not hard :)

x1Billion....

atleast I think a turbo kit is about function not how it looks, why spend $3K when you can do the same thing for $1K...

sisforsurfing
04-05-2007, 05:59 PM
full race is overrated and thinks they can charge an ungodly amount

I'm not arguing at all, but I'm not that familiar with Honda's. I've only heard great things about FR's stuff, though. How do you figure they're overrated?

Excuse my lack of knowledge about them.

95TurboDC2
04-05-2007, 06:31 PM
x1Billion....

atleast I think a turbo kit is about function not how it looks, why spend $3K when you can do the same thing for $1K...

how only $1k??? im looking for 400-500....plus im going to do this is my friends garage and i want to make sure i have everything and not have to worry about scrounging for something.

NJslvrtypes
04-05-2007, 08:16 PM
I'm not arguing at all, but I'm not that familiar with Honda's. I've only heard great things about FR's stuff, though. How do you figure they're overrated?

Excuse my lack of knowledge about them.

I cheaped out the first time on a crappy manifold and learned my lesson. Cracked, destroyed my original turbo, had to ditch almost the entire kit. Lesson learned, lucky I didn't destroy my motor.

The best advice I can give you is do it right the first time or you will be doing it again! Peakboost or Full Race are top top notch kits and you can't go wrong. I can speak for the quality of both.

I won't argue about the price/quality of Full Race though. If you see me at the track, I'll be glad to show you why I chose what I did on my setup.

Lastly, I have respect for people that put together a HMT kit. Just as I repect a lot of domestics. But for under 1K chances are your using some junkyard parts/XS power turbo or equilavent. You can't compare a PB or FR kit to one of these setups. If you want great spool, excellent power, and reliability be prepared to spend over 3K just on the kit.

Good luck

ketchup!
04-05-2007, 09:55 PM
I cheaped out the first time on a crappy manifold and learned my lesson. Cracked, destroyed my original turbo, had to ditch almost the entire kit. Lesson learned, lucky I didn't destroy my motor.

The best advice I can give you is do it right the first time or you will be doing it again! Peakboost or Full Race are top top notch kits and you can't go wrong. I can speak for the quality of both.

I won't argue about the price/quality of Full Race though. If you see me at the track, I'll be glad to show you why I chose what I did on my setup.

Lastly, I have respect for people that put together a HMT kit. Just as I repect a lot of domestics. But for under 1K chances are your using some junkyard parts/XS power turbo or equilavent. You can't compare a PB or FR kit to one of these setups. If you want great spool, excellent power, and reliability be prepared to spend over 3K just on the kit.

Good luck

not everyone can spend 5k on a full race kit, my custom kit only cost about 1500-2000 and thats with everything basically new

Loserkidwac
04-06-2007, 12:17 AM
Well Junkyard turbos and the ability to weld makes it alot easier to make a kit for cheap...I would never use SSAC is not a smart choice, but you can definately make a cheap turbo kit that is as reliable as any other...I can still upgrade my turbo and make goobs more power....


I'm not having any reliablitiy problems related to my turbo kit not the best looking but will defineately put down more than enough power for a 2000lbs FWD car to handle...and anyone who takes the time to match the proper turbo to there motor will get "great spool" and "ecellent power"

2000MRDC2
04-06-2007, 01:53 AM
all i know is my friends car on a full race stage3 kit with a gt3567r on a stock sleeve ether c5 or c1 just made 675whp, and 500tq im not disclosing what car or whos it is cause they might not want it to be known i do have a pic of the graph tho