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Old 03-10-2015, 06:50 PM   #1737
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somewhere close to 260 whp on 91 octane
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Old 03-10-2015, 10:38 PM   #1738
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Sorry I think I misinterpreted your message lol. You are referring to California and the strict as hell emissions laws right? Just read over that again and realized that's what you are talking about lol.

For carb certified kits JR and vortech (I think) are your only options. That being said, these kits (for the one day mine worked perfect lol) really add that perfect umph to the car.
Those are the only two I know of that are CARB legal right now. Turbos are pretty much out.

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I live in Bakersfield too, so I feel your pain with the lack of readily available higher octane fuel...

But I agree with @CSG Mike, don't expect 300whp on 91 with the JRSC alone. I hope that with that kit, and my catless headers/high flow catted front pipe, I'll be running in the upper 200 range. Ideally 280whp or so with a proper exhaust setup, from what I've been gathering so far.
Haha, have you been to any of the Cars and Coffee meetups in town? @tyrantcf is also from Bako

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I guess I should rephrase that. I'm hoping to break 250 at least. I was rounding up cause I was posting on my work break
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The innovate kit if I remember correctly was carb legal too.
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Old 03-11-2015, 01:42 AM   #1740
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The innovate kit if I remember correctly was carb legal too.
It is. executive order D719
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So iv been in debate over a turbo kit vs the jackson racing kit. I like the pro's of a supercharger for this car over a turbo but one thing is that im aiming for 325-350whp. I will be running 93 oct since there is no e85 stations near me. I have also been thinking of a meth kit also, just wanted to get some opinions if it might be a pain to reach these numbers.
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So iv been in debate over a turbo kit vs the jackson racing kit. I like the cons of a supercharger for this car over a turbo but one thing is that im aiming for 325-350whp. I will be running 93 oct since there is no e85 stations near me. I have also been thinking of a meth kit also, just wanted to get some opinions if it might be a pain to reach these numbers.
Easier to get that target with a turbo. The amount of effort and thought that goes into is going to require diligence, but if you do it right, it'll be a reliable and consistent setup. The budget is something you need to be more concerned about as well.
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So iv been in debate over a turbo kit vs the jackson racing kit. I like the cons of a supercharger for this car over a turbo but one thing is that im aiming for 325-350whp. I will be running 93 oct since there is no e85 stations near me. I have also been thinking of a meth kit also, just wanted to get some opinions if it might be a pain to reach these numbers.
You can order 54gal drums of e85 online
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You can order 54gal drums of e85 online
I live in an apartment complex so the only place I could store it is in the basement of one of the buildings but iv heard e85 + cold weather dont mix at all.

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Easier to get that target with a turbo. The amount of effort and thought that goes into is going to require diligence, but if you do it right, it'll be a reliable and consistent setup. The budget is something you need to be more concerned about as well.
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I live in an apartment complex so the only place I could store it is in the basement of one of the buildings but iv heard e85 + cold weather dont mix at all.


thanks for the super fast reply
Pfff, put it in your living room.
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I live in an apartment complex so the only place I could store it is in the basement of one of the buildings but iv heard e85 + cold weather dont mix at all.


thanks for the super fast reply
Yea, cold weather doesn't mix with E85. Even though I live in socal, my car had trouble starting in only 50's*F mornings.
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I live in an apartment complex so the only place I could store it is in the basement of one of the buildings but iv heard e85 + cold weather dont mix at all.


thanks for the super fast reply
Who said storage is required if you're always going WOT...

Anyways, turbo is nice especially if it is done right with the proper methodical take on it. Slapping on a turbo without that process will cause headaches and eventually, the rage quit. For those who don't want that methodical build process, the JRSC is one of the best bolt-on out-of-the-box, if not the best, kits available on the market. There isn't a requirement to upgrade anything on the car to make it reliable. Power potential increases by 40-50%. Turbo will boost as much as 100%, but the budget required is significantly higher. Higher budget and breakdown build process with high quality parts and tuning yields high quality turbo build.
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Yea, cold weather doesn't mix with E85. Even though I live in socal, my car had trouble starting in only 50's*F mornings.
This is completely tuner dependent. I've taken my car up to Lake Tahoe, with E85 in the tank, where it got down to 35ish Deg F and the car started up just like it does in warm weather.

I've seen a certain popular tuner on here fail to get the car to start properly on e85 in warm weather.
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So iv been in debate over a turbo kit vs the jackson racing kit. I like the pro's of a supercharger for this car over a turbo but one thing is that im aiming for 325-350whp. I will be running 93 oct since there is no e85 stations near me. I have also been thinking of a meth kit also, just wanted to get some opinions if it might be a pain to reach these numbers.
Your power goal is more in line with a turbo kit. My recommendation is the @ptuning kit.
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Your power goal is more in line with a turbo kit. My recommendation is the @ptuning kit.
Yeah they also have the meth kit that you want.
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