Originally Posted by
05roadsterguy
Your statement here seems to contradict not only your previous statements, but all known realities.
If You have already Turbo'd Crossfires, then a bunch of R&D would be unnecessary, AND should have already been a service you offered for a set price.
To date, no one has yet to successfully get a turbo Crossfire up and running with turbo power tuned and finished. I think You just misspoke.
Now if You want to pick up the flag and carry it forward I think good open lines of communications should be paramount. We have had plenty of lies, boasts and misdirection on this project already. You are a good vendor with a great reputation, I trust You would not take on something You could not finish.
I might be interested next spring, or summer but it is very low on My priority list. Next up Finding a great low mileage well maintained 328.
I think we can disagree on some aspects.
We have done a turbo swap on a srt6 crossfire going to big numbers (as well as the c350 mb), so hence while the parts would be similar the end goal might not be the same. Hence the r&d. Most of our customers are out to make massive numbers or street times. Making a smaller kit would require a little rethinking as indicated.
the video is from 2009. Since, bryan has wanted to go bigger and better on the build. Keep in mind also when we did this, the build time was 10 days. Now, we are quite bigger then we were back then and cannot come close to that time span for a build but there is no way it would take a year + to get done.