Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty
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RE: *NEW* Turbonetics H3 Turbo Kit - 350HP!
I have a board member that is testing it out... I am waiting for an update. We have sold a few other of these to non board members and have not heard anything bad.
I don't forsee the price going down anytime soon. Turbonetics has a MAP pricing policy and my speical price is as low as I can go without violating their pricing policy and risking my distributor level.
I'll let you know as soon as I get an update.
Thanks
Jesse
I don't forsee the price going down anytime soon. Turbonetics has a MAP pricing policy and my speical price is as low as I can go without violating their pricing policy and risking my distributor level.
I'll let you know as soon as I get an update.
Thanks
Jesse
ORIGINAL: JWSchmidt3
Do we have any more feedback on this?? Interested, but when we get some feedback and maybe a lower price.
Do we have any more feedback on this?? Interested, but when we get some feedback and maybe a lower price.
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RE: *NEW* Turbonetics H3 Turbo Kit - 350HP!
I have the kit on and trying to work out a few bugs. Overall the kit is put together really well and thought out. Installation will take @12-16 hours if it's your first time. I've installed many superchargers and turbo kits so it took me a liitle less time. I will do a full write up one I get everthing together.
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RE: *NEW* Turbonetics H3 Turbo Kit - 350HP!
Hello Garrett,
An excerpt from the install instructions:
15. Do not drain the oil from the engine yet. Using a 37/64” (0.5781”) drill bit carefully dill a hole in the oil pan on the front-side of the pan, 3.5” in from the side and 1.5” up from the bottom. Oil will come out as soon as you drill. This pushes the aluminum chips from drilling out of the oil pan. *NOTE* Be careful not to jam the drill bit in to the oil pan, doing so could damage the oil pickup tube. SEE FIGURE 82
16. Using the included 3/8 – 18 NPT tap (P/N 30809) tap the hole as straight as possible. Be sure to grease the tap. It is a tapered tap so only go into the pan 1/2 to 3/4” the length of the tap. Start at 1/2 the length then test with the 3/8 NPT x 5/8” 90 degree fitting (P/N 30134).
17. Be sure the hole is clean then drain the oil completely.
Hope this help answer your question...
Jesse
An excerpt from the install instructions:
15. Do not drain the oil from the engine yet. Using a 37/64” (0.5781”) drill bit carefully dill a hole in the oil pan on the front-side of the pan, 3.5” in from the side and 1.5” up from the bottom. Oil will come out as soon as you drill. This pushes the aluminum chips from drilling out of the oil pan. *NOTE* Be careful not to jam the drill bit in to the oil pan, doing so could damage the oil pickup tube. SEE FIGURE 82
16. Using the included 3/8 – 18 NPT tap (P/N 30809) tap the hole as straight as possible. Be sure to grease the tap. It is a tapered tap so only go into the pan 1/2 to 3/4” the length of the tap. Start at 1/2 the length then test with the 3/8 NPT x 5/8” 90 degree fitting (P/N 30134).
17. Be sure the hole is clean then drain the oil completely.
Hope this help answer your question...
Jesse
ORIGINAL: GarrettMoore
Does this kit provide a new oil pan, or do you have to tap the stock one?
Does this kit provide a new oil pan, or do you have to tap the stock one?
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RE: *NEW* Turbonetics H3 Turbo Kit - 350HP!
UPDATE 06-29-07 - TURBONETICS SUMMER SIZZLE SALE - 05-06 Hummer H3 Turbo Kits - $4295 shipped in the US - 350HP Out of the Box!
E-mail sales@turbo-kits.com or call 860-676-2929 for fastest service!
This will be the lowest you see this kit!
E-mail sales@turbo-kits.com or call 860-676-2929 for fastest service!
This will be the lowest you see this kit!