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Old 05-08-2006, 12:58 AM
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RX 8 Turbo info

Just bought the Greddy turbo kit for my car. I am looking for someone to install. Just have a couple of questions. Will there be any problem lights that come on? How will it effect the lifespan of my engine? I hear rotaries take forced induction pretty well. I am only going to run 5 psi.

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By problems lights I meant dash warning lights. oil light, check engine light, stuff like that

ok thanks again
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With the Greddy Kit, you shouldn't throw any of the above mentioned lights.
At 5psi, you should be safe

I can install it for you, if you want to drive to Dallas... and chill out for a week.
Posting where you live will be helpful in answering that question for ya.

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well don't you think you should have done some of this research before you just went out & bought the kit? if you don't know a thing other than what the blurbs have to say on the websites selling the kits, then you are in for a big surprise. please use the search function up towards the top-right of the page. i would help you out with more details, but i'd prefer to not be the bearer of bad news. good luck, you might need it. let us know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by BigOLundh
With the Greddy Kit, you shouldn't throw any of the above mentioned lights.
At 5psi, you should be safe

I can install it for you, if you want to drive to Dallas... and chill out for a week.
Posting where you live will be helpful in answering that question for ya.

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now i feel bad... hes got someone helping him, while im over here being an *******. but for the record, an informative *******!
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Originally Posted by zaglo6204
now i feel bad... hes got someone helping him, while im over here being an *******. but for the record, an informative *******!

bar har har! *evil pirate laugh* bigo u wanna install mine too? in a few months that is.
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Thanks for the posts. I live in Dallas actually. In lakewood. What do you charge for the instal, and what else do I need to safely run this turbo.

Thanks
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Originally Posted by zaglo6204
If you don't know a thing other than what the blurbs have to say on the websites selling the kits, then you are in for a big surprise.
Zaglo makes a good point. The Greddy Kit is not as advertised. It's still a great kit, but get ready for a project.

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bigo u wanna install mine too? in a few months that is.
Sure, when im in SoCal later this summer for a few days we can meet up.
Bring a wrench, some jackstands... and a lot of pizza/beer.
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So this turbo isnt really for a project car, I just wanna make my current one go a little faster. Is a Greddy kit good for some extra reliable horses?
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Oh man, you bought a turbo without doing research?......
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I did do research! :-) I saw that a lot of people had the kit, and it was running strong. However, I am about to get this kit installed and need to know if there is anything else, that I need to make this work smooth. I was also concerned to see if there were any cel lights that come on due to the dramatic changed associated with adding forced induction to the car.
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Hey Zaglo, I live in dallas, were you at?? What would you charge for the instal?
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