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I also agree that a power adder should not be taken lightly or done without research, however several companys are taking the guess work out of it for some of the newer cars. I'm talking mostly about complete kits that include a programer preset for the boost range it produces and all the necissary hardware. These kits often run from 3,000-6,000 dollars and the speed shops who would be willing to install such a kit would cost another small fortune. I feel confident that installation of one of these kits shouldn't be to difficult.
Turbos are generaly more mpg friendly.
Last edited by Robert91RS; 06-27-2008 at 05:27 PM.
Reason: I type slower than Congoman775
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