A2A Opinions

[NeedaSY]

I have been looking at RPM's A2A. But i dont want to get my mind set before looking around. Just was wondering what is the best for the money and performance :tup: ?

 

[cvcsmkr]

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right now i think there is only rpm's and turbo time's.
maybe mccoy??
there i someone on here making a kit for themselve that lokked to be going together nicely, might wanna check it out.

 

[qbnkiller]

Re: A2A Opinions

...with a little ingenuity, you can make your own A2A....people need to broaden their horizons a little...think outside the box sometimes!

 

[jbone]

Re: A2A Opinions

...with a little ingenuity, you can make your own A2A....people need to broaden their horizons a little...think outside the box sometimes!

I absolutely agree!! although I didnt do this myself b/c im lazy :rotf: Things would have went much smoother and I would have had much more room to do what I want with the rest of the truck: i.e. plumbing for an intake, more room between the i.c. pipes and my serpentine belt, room for wastegate, etc. I really wish I had built my own.

By the way I bought the rpm piping and tried to make it work on the kb a/a i.c. core. It works but was def. designed to be used with the rpm core. Close enough though :tup:

 

[wantingasy]

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...with a little ingenuity, you can make your own A2A....people need to broaden their horizons a little...think outside the box sometimes!

I agree. That's what I plan on doing....Soon.... Plus, it's way cheaper!

 

[Sy#2373]

Re: A2A Opinions

I have bought and installed Turbo Time's front mount intercooler and it is a very nice setup.
The install should be pretty easy for the average person.
I did have a few problems that were due to the fact that i have a GT35R on my truck.
Some of the piping needed to be modified to fit the shorter center section of the turbo.
I still have not been able to make any Datamaster runs to see if there is any differences in the IAT's, stupid rain!
I have noticed a reduction of underhood temperature since removing the stock upper.

I recommend giving Eric a call about his kit.