KO Performance 1.9l Eaton supercharger kit KO Performance 1.9l Supercharger kit is based on the Eaton M62 roots supercharger (used in Downing Atlanta) and produces 220 BHP. The kit is built on a tubular intake manifold and we are offering an indroductory price of $2,499 for the complete kit. Runs 8 psi 220 bhp Eaton M62 SC Built in By-pass system includes pre-set Fuel pressure regulator KO tubular intake manifold with longer runners for increased torque. includes everything for complete instalation $2,499.00 intor price until september 1. List price $2,999 For more info call (888) 581-1035 |
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I'd be more interested if I could see some really detailed pics... Dave |
What about warranty? |
KO Supercharger Questions: warranty one year Group buy... $2,499 this is intro price , not much over cost. probably going to be around $2,999 in the future. (try buying an Eaton m62 s/c by itself $1,800). Any how Im downloading pics right now from my camera I'll post those right under this post. |
3 Attachment(s) These pictures are raw and not pretty yet, the install can stand to be a little cleaner but this car beats M3's or a regular basis. http://www.318ti.org/forum/attachmen...ntid=594&stc=1http://www.318ti.org/forum/attachmen...ntid=596&stc=1 http://www.318ti.org/forum/attachmen...ntid=597&stc=1 |
What's the difference between this and DASC? it looks identical? I want one. Do you have some sort of installments program? |
What generation M62 is that? It does not look intercooled, will there be one available? How are you handling the additional fuel required? How much boost does the system run? -Chad |
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Will that work with the 1.8 M42? Will KO be selling any other mods to go with it like pullies, intercooler, injectors, software? |
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Post some dyno numbers!!!! |
Is the installation manual available on your web page somewhere? I didn't have my wife look for me so I probubly would never find it. (Old married dude joke....) Dave |
I say for those of you that want a S/C on your car with Semi high mileage your better off buying a new/used engine if your in it for the long haul. Why put a S/C on a car with 70,xxx+ when your just harming the engine for the long road. Better off saving up you 3 grand for the S/C and put it aside for a used 3.0l engine . Then you'll have 250+ hp and you don't have to s/c it and take away ur engines life. Plus any other engine than the M42 and M44 you can do mods to it alot more mods. If you are to S/C ur car it's better off doing it when it's new not with xx,xxx mileage. Cause if you can have a S/C for 3 grand and get what 200hp or like 160 to the wheels why not save up 5-6 grand and get twice the amount of hp. I guarantee my car with 85,xxx will last longer than anyones ti with a S/C on it. Sorry for the rambling on.... Just trying to open peoples eyes up alittle. |
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