Hydro Boost Needed
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Tori
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How much for yours ? I assume this will swap over to an '87 ?
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Could i see pics of what is included, and conditions.
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ok thanks. how much for just the hydroboost. no lines, pump, or master
Same price because I'm not separating anything. Your other posted option is over $500 more than mine
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I dunno about $500 more than yours, but i can do a vacuum booster install for $150 or less. All new parts. (well, reman anyway)
Thanks, I'll let you know if i decide to go your way.
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Thanks, I'll let you know if i decide to go your way.
Cheers
If kirbans gets $695 for theirs and I get $175 for mine that's a $520 difference in price. That's comparing the same parts used vs new.
It hasn't exactly been a secret that the hydro boost is the best of the 3 systems and way more reliable than a power master setup. A vacuum break set up works as well but isn't as good on a turbo due to lack of vacuum when making boost. Trying going from boost to a panic situation and you will see what I mean. Nearly wrecked 1 of my tta's because of that very situation
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Hadn't priced their kit. I'd seen it somewhere for $400. I can also piece my own (hydroboost) kit together (again, reman stuffs) for about $220
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Here's another option for ya!
http://www.kirbanperformance.com/product/44184/HYDRO+BOOST+CONVERSION+KIT+#7617.html
