Turbo ing my N/A

[Chris Wilson]

I haven't dealt with them in any shape or form, but have read reports by disatisfied customers. Caveat. I sell race and performance parts myself. I could be seen as biased. I'm not, but there you go....

[lust2luv]

Originally posted by whele

Thats obviously not 32mpg with gas, feck I'd be a rich man if I could do that one.

 

The kit was a Holley 05130NOS which came with both 50 and 75 nozzles. It needs a progressive to controller to make it work effectively especially if you try using a 100jet.

 

My insurance is through a subsidary company of Carole Nash, old git with accident free record and nil poir (for the first time in 25 years), but that is full comp and it includes business use.

 

Even without gas, that's hard to believe. Best I've ever managed was 25mpg on wet motorway/A roads all the way. 32mpg equates to 480 miles off a tank!

 

Never heard of insurance on an SZ for under £600 either, even without NOS! You sure they know it's an import?

 

[Guest Terry S]

Adam, many on the BBS have had bad dealing with the Supra St***, myself included. I paid for a fluidyne rad, never received it, complained, was told it was in the UK but gone to the wrong address, never arrived, complained again and asked for a shipping#, never received, cancelled and asked for a refund and they tried to take a 25% restocking charge for something they never actually sent! I got the full refund in the end, but not a pleasent experience.

 

If it were a choice between them & Boostlogic, I would use Boost Logic everytime. I have had many 1,000's of £ worth of stuff from them without a single issue. They test their kits on their own cars before selling them. Kean who runs BL is a dictionary on Supras. Buying a TT is a better option, but if you seriously want to turbo an N/A you could do far worse than BL.

[1 Adam]

Thanks for the feed back guys. I got to say Suprastore were a bit of a nightmre when purchasing my F&F fronend. It arrived 2 months late after a lot of chasing. If I do decide to go turbo I think I'll take your advice Terry and go for the BoostLogic.

 

Cheers:)

[Adam W]

Another vote for boostlogic here, I've spent loads of money with them and Kean really knows his stuff. Excellent customer service throughout.