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While today I was researching tubo for my 07 Fit sport I found this 11001-BH002 on the HKS USA site. It's asking $3495.00. No specification on HP/TQ. It does say it's a bolt on Kit so I assume is easy install. Anyways, input your opinions.
here is the site I found it at... HKS USA Bolt-On Turbo Kit
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it still makes me wonder why they used such a tall intercooler. The top 1/2 gets no air. The only people i know of on here with the kit is sdpannfit and h-fit. I think BJ said he was 130whp?
I'm curious if they will release a off road version? Doesn't seem to come with BOV. that's not good.
Here is the info site I found today HKS USA HKS Honda Fit Bolt-on Turbo Kit
Right i get it....no need to be smart
I was just stating i don't like the idea of tapping the oil pan it has nothing to do with the cost.
sorry. i didnt mean to come off as a smart ass. but yea, the tapping of the oil pan is super easy. i had to tap mine twice. once for the oil return line and one for my oil temp gauge.
Actually guys there is no tapping needed to install the turbo kit. If you look at the center /top of the turbo kit picture you see the banjo bolt that goes between the oil pan and the oil drain plug. *SO NO TAPPING NEEDED* cool beans. ~BJ
shit if i just dropped 4 grand on a turbo kit i better be running faster than mid 15's....
well, figure that you'd have the same power to weight ratio as cars like the vw gti or civic si. those, stock, run low 15's. a lot of the turbo and superchargers out here for our cars are made to be as risk free as possible, and the l15 isn't exactly a powerhouse like old b series engines are, so you are limited to what you can do. for a dd, 15 seconds is fine. if you want to be SUPER fast, then maybe a fit isn't the best answer. (at least not compared to what you can do to a 97 dx hatch. )
but its good for a dd. i do agree, though, if we could hit 14's, that would be sick.