Sprintex supercharger reliability
#1
10-09-2015, 01:07 PM
Sprintex supercharger reliability
Hi guys.
I'm planning to order a sprintex SC to my 2gen Fit.
I'm from Argentina and here there's nobody tuning Honda fits. People usually tune civic SI or VAG cars.
So there's isn't much information about round here.
My questions are:
1)What about the reliability of the engine with the sc kit? How many miles you did with this installed? Any problems?
2)Isn't necessary to add forged Pistons or rods? The originals seem pretty thin and weak, how many hp or torque can they handle?
3) is it 100% daily driver and ok for road trips?
Thank you very much, and I'll be posting the the build up here.
I'll wait for your replies
I'm planning to order a sprintex SC to my 2gen Fit.
I'm from Argentina and here there's nobody tuning Honda fits. People usually tune civic SI or VAG cars.
So there's isn't much information about round here.
My questions are:
1)What about the reliability of the engine with the sc kit? How many miles you did with this installed? Any problems?
2)Isn't necessary to add forged Pistons or rods? The originals seem pretty thin and weak, how many hp or torque can they handle?
3) is it 100% daily driver and ok for road trips?
Thank you very much, and I'll be posting the the build up here.
I'll wait for your replies
#2
10-10-2015, 09:12 PM
A) you need a tuner... If you haven't done enough to your car to familiarize yourself with a tuner (because you will be insanely out of your compfort zone), then no.
B) reliability is all based on the quality of your equipment, the tuning, and your due diligence. I've seen friends get 200k out of highly boosted dd's... They had it done right from the start and they are competent people that know how to look for warning signs... oh and they are responsible people. It all plays a factor. I've also known many people who have gotten under a thousand miles before blowing a 5 figure builds.
C) forged is always nice, very expensive... Don't do dumb stuff to your car and you are probably fine.
D) if you want to take a car far beyond stock or where many of the community have taken it, well then, simply put; IT IS A HORRIBLE IDEA FOR YOUR DD! Huge thumbs up if this in an ancillary car that is purely for fun.
E) whatever you think this will cost you, triple it. If you do not have that on hand as disposable income, just don't do it.
B) reliability is all based on the quality of your equipment, the tuning, and your due diligence. I've seen friends get 200k out of highly boosted dd's... They had it done right from the start and they are competent people that know how to look for warning signs... oh and they are responsible people. It all plays a factor. I've also known many people who have gotten under a thousand miles before blowing a 5 figure builds.
C) forged is always nice, very expensive... Don't do dumb stuff to your car and you are probably fine.
D) if you want to take a car far beyond stock or where many of the community have taken it, well then, simply put; IT IS A HORRIBLE IDEA FOR YOUR DD! Huge thumbs up if this in an ancillary car that is purely for fun.
E) whatever you think this will cost you, triple it. If you do not have that on hand as disposable income, just don't do it.
#3
10-11-2015, 11:49 AM
A) you need a tuner... If you haven't done enough to your car to familiarize yourself with a tuner (because you will be insanely out of your compfort zone), then no.
B) reliability is all based on the quality of your equipment, the tuning, and your due diligence. I've seen friends get 200k out of highly boosted dd's... They had it done right from the start and they are competent people that know how to look for warning signs... oh and they are responsible people. It all plays a factor. I've also known many people who have gotten under a thousand miles before blowing a 5 figure builds.
C) forged is always nice, very expensive... Don't do dumb stuff to your car and you are probably fine.
D) if you want to take a car far beyond stock or where many of the community have taken it, well then, simply put; IT IS A HORRIBLE IDEA FOR YOUR DD! Huge thumbs up if this in an ancillary car that is purely for fun.
E) whatever you think this will cost you, triple it. If you do not have that on hand as disposable income, just don't do it.
B) reliability is all based on the quality of your equipment, the tuning, and your due diligence. I've seen friends get 200k out of highly boosted dd's... They had it done right from the start and they are competent people that know how to look for warning signs... oh and they are responsible people. It all plays a factor. I've also known many people who have gotten under a thousand miles before blowing a 5 figure builds.
C) forged is always nice, very expensive... Don't do dumb stuff to your car and you are probably fine.
D) if you want to take a car far beyond stock or where many of the community have taken it, well then, simply put; IT IS A HORRIBLE IDEA FOR YOUR DD! Huge thumbs up if this in an ancillary car that is purely for fun.
E) whatever you think this will cost you, triple it. If you do not have that on hand as disposable income, just don't do it.
I thought the sprintex came with a plug & race piggyback, that's not true? Isn't as easy as they show in their web to install the kit? It seem really easy..
I'd really love to swap to a K20 but here it's so expensive..
#5
10-14-2015, 01:32 PM
If you really want to know how our experiences with the Sprintex kit went read this entire thread:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...r-install.html
In summery, Its fairly easy to install and safe for the car, but their tuning solution has some issues.
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...r-install.html
In summery, Its fairly easy to install and safe for the car, but their tuning solution has some issues.
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