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Old 05-06-2002, 03:33 PM
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Does DRAG have a website?

I see DRAG turbos for sale on a couple of sites but i was wondering if they had a website - ive tried a few things but maybe im just too stupid to figure it out
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Drag does not have an official website, because drag does not actually make any of the parts in their kits. They use turbonetics turbos, spearco intercoolers, hks or greddy bov's, and either tial or turbonetics wastegates. The best site that i have found is Importparts.com. And if you're a honda-tech member you get an extra 10% off of anything you purchase from importparts.com.
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if you're looking for a drag turbo kit go onto ebay in the auto section and type in drag turbo... there's a kid who sells them for a civics and integras... his email is [email protected] (or something like it), there are actually only four authorized dealers of drag turbo kits, one is importparts.com, there are also two other websites (can't remember the names though) and this person who sells them on ebay... overboost.com also sells them but they're not an authorized dealer so you can't get any warranty from them when you purchase it through them... anyways, drag is only a two man operation out of california and right now they are one of the largest buyers of turbos from turbonetics. They do not build the turbos or bov's or major components, they do build the piping and tubing necessary to complete the kits. The person who sells them on ebay is a personal friend with one of the two owners of drag corp. and sells the kits on ebay at wholesale price. Since drag is still a small operation they are trying to get their name out on the streets and one of the ways they're doing it is by selling the kits on ebay for wholesale price. Generally I wouldn't buy something so expensive or crucial to a motor as a turbo is on ebay but if you look at his buyer/seller history he has a perfect record with at least 50 or them being the selling of the drag turbo kits... he unfortunately doesn't always have them available on ebay so if they're none on their now check back in a week.
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