ls turbo..??

tryin to put a turbo kit on my ls motor..wonduring which one to with....lookin at greddy and a drag kit...any one know what kind of power these kits will put out..want to keep stock internals...

Greddy=overrated
RevHard is nice but... over priced even with a standard ball bearing.
Turbonetics has everything including a ceramic ball bearing for $3105.00 I have one up on Ebay right now under Turbo's. It explains what comes in the kit with pictures.

i just got a rev hard stage 2 turbo kit on my integra ls. it's pretty bad ass.

piece together your own kit, cost a hell of a lot less and you'll get the parts you want plus a fuel management system that isn't half assed like the hack or using an FMU and all that BS.

piece together your own kit, cost a hell of a lot less and you'll get the parts you want plus a fuel management system that isn't half assed like the hack or using an FMU and all that BS.
ditto i would go with this but if you dont know alot about ordering your own parts go with a kit i have a rev hard stage 2 on my ls and it is bad (like the other guy said) drag doesnt have as good of stuff then rev hard and greddy= overrated and not enough power. but where are you from you may have to be worried more about being carb legal

Just curious as to what makes the RevHard one of the top picks....even without a ball bearing.

well i would recommend turbonetics but i dont know much about it so i only know that revhard is all good except the FMU part but the DRAG has a crappy manifold, crappy wastegateand still has the FMU. plus i know where to get the rev hard for 2750 and the Drag go for like 3000 and it has crappier stuff so...

OK....but you get no ceramic ball bearing with the revhard.....they are shorting you. Of course its $2750.00, i can sell you a Turbonetics kit for lower than that with/out the ball bearing... but never would. Dont get me wrong...Revhard makes a excellent products....just not enough of it comes with the kit. Both kits FMU's could be like Hondata...but hell we are dreaming there! MSD ignition does the job very well.