So what your saying is Team Beef Cakes is selling a crap product? I'll be driving to Colorado for a trip and dropping the car off. If I don't like what I see I'll leave. But from talking to the owner and seeing as I won't be the first 2015 with one of their kits I'm fine with them doing it.EDP is a waste of time. They get mad when you ask for a dyno showing power past 7k. All the dyno's flat-line at 6500 and drop by 6800.
He said that?!So what your saying is Team Beef Cakes is selling a crap product? I'll be driving to Colorado for a trip and dropping the car off. If I don't like what I see I'll leave. But from talking to the owner and seeing as I won't be the first 2015 with one of their kits I'm fine with them doing it.
A safe bet would be the 82/85 and 86/85. Both of which will make a ton of power and get you into the 170+ range.Im interested! What turbo size would you suggest for a th400 swapped with the 2.10 ratio with a curb weight of 3600-3700 with driver thats looking for 7.90s@165-170mph? I was thinking 8285. This would be a car thats driven on the street every weekend as well as the track. Id prefer to not push the turbo past its efficiency. Id like longer then 2 seasons of life out of the turbo. Thanks in advance!
Are these heavy cars in the 7's with a glide using an aftermarket case? I'd be kinda surprised if a stock case would last much at all in that scenario.
Awesome. So based on that downpipe hows aftermarket exhaust going to work with that?A safe bet would be the 82/85 and 86/85. Both of which will make a ton of power and get you into the 170+ range.
These turbos are ball bearing and we have yet to have a single failure with them so far, so I can say at this point you should be able to get a good number of years out of it before needing any maintenance.
Thats a 4 inch downpipe correct?Both pipes work there way back to what would be the factory style cat back exhaust. I don't have any pictures of that currently however.
4" Downpipe flange splits to 2x 3" pipes right off of the flange due to clearance issues.Thats a 4 inch downpipe correct?
We will post up as soon as we have pricing figured outJPC,
Thanks for answering the questions that have been asked. I am in Waldorf, MD. which is not far from your shop and am looking for a twin or single kit for my 2016. Let me know when you come up with a total kit cost to include tuning. I will do the installation myself.
Thanks again.
huh?So what your saying is Team Beef Cakes is selling a crap product? I'll be driving to Colorado for a trip and dropping the car off. If I don't like what I see I'll leave. But from talking to the owner and seeing as I won't be the first 2015 with one of their kits I'm fine with them doing it.
if there is one thing ive learned, the aussies know how to go fast with 6 cylinders.they are actually smaller cube, 3L-4L 6-cylinders. The 4L Inline 6 produce more torque than a Coyote and the small cube 2J/RB's leave on pretty high rpm. TurboGlide and you can have best of both world's 2 & 3-speed.
100% agree JPC are leading the way with modulars/Coyote we just like to be different in Australia :lol:
It does connect to the a factory style cat back.Aaron@Jpcracing
so to clarify this connects to factory exhaust amd retains ac correct?
i dont believe the ac was answered. or i mossed it.
thanks.
Can it be ordered with performance style connection?It does connect to the a factory style cat back.
It does retain 100% of the creature comforts. AC, PS, and Alternator.