K2RD TID kits for Turbo II's
08-08-01, 12:36 AM
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K2RD TID kits for Turbo II's
I've already gotten a few emails on this, but the owner of the business has made a decision to ELIMINATE this product from the line-up.  He doesn't think it's worth the time and effort to develop this product.  It has already been deleted from our online catalog...
It think otherwise, but he don't listen to me.
Maybe you guys in the forums can change his mind?
If you're seriously interested in this product, please send the owner an email directly at:  pko@k2rd.com, and tell him you want to see this product for sale instead of shelved!
-Ted
It think otherwise, but he don't listen to me.
Maybe you guys in the forums can change his mind?
If you're seriously interested in this product, please send the owner an email directly at:  pko@k2rd.com, and tell him you want to see this product for sale instead of shelved!
-Ted
08-08-01, 02:34 AM
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God damn, i was afriad of this...
Tell him im down for one, cause i really dont feel like making my own outta pvc and ****-
I'd gladly pay the $80 or whatever it was for a nice shiny peice of aluminum TID-
Tell him im down for one, cause i really dont feel like making my own outta pvc and ****-
I'd gladly pay the $80 or whatever it was for a nice shiny peice of aluminum TID-
08-08-01, 11:30 AM
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I will send him an email as well. I have been waiting for this since I became aware of it's development at the begining of the summer. It sounded like a great idea. I really dont want to have to go through the trouble of making one with Home Depot type materials.
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08-09-01, 02:34 AM
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Turbo Inlet Duct-
It replaces the small twisty accourdian plasitc POS between the turbo and the Air Flow meter with a nicely bend peice of smooth alluminum pipe-
The thing should be good for 2psi more or so-
It replaces the small twisty accourdian plasitc POS between the turbo and the Air Flow meter with a nicely bend peice of smooth alluminum pipe-
The thing should be good for 2psi more or so-
08-09-01, 04:56 AM
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What about all the stock crap (vacuum lines, BOV) that connect to the TID? Will the custom one be easy to install? I'd be interested if I could use it with a stock BOV for now and then upgrade later.
08-09-01, 09:11 AM
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We will be mass producing TID's in the near future.
The kit will contain, silicone reducer, MAF connection, metal tubing, and BOV connection with complete installation instructions.
Will keep you posted.
The kit will contain, silicone reducer, MAF connection, metal tubing, and BOV connection with complete installation instructions.
Will keep you posted.
08-09-01, 09:36 AM
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We will be mass producing TID's in the near future.
The kit will contain, silicone reducer, MAF connection, metal tubing, and BOV connection with complete installation instructions.
Will keep you posted.
We will be mass producing TID's in the near future.
The kit will contain, silicone reducer, MAF connection, metal tubing, and BOV connection with complete installation instructions.
Will keep you posted.
08-09-01, 11:53 PM
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Originally posted by banzaitoyota
gee...why hasn't this thread been deleted like the FLYWHEEL GROUP BUY
gee...why hasn't this thread been deleted like the FLYWHEEL GROUP BUY
2) It isn't competing with products that are offered by the RX-7 Store.
Brad
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