mob said:if it does come out easy, dont sell the demensions. It may be more work to make them but you can charge alot more, and if you sell the demensions people will just hand them out and your busniess will be toast. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.
grey5.0beast said:Oh BTW I hope to knock my ET down from a 14.8 to a mid 13 on street tires, I think maybe 13.3 with mr freeze meth kit
grey5.0beast said:any meth/water injection is gonna come later on. I gotta get it up and going first.
grey5.0beast said:Thanks for the support guys. still waiting on my buddy with the torch to cut the brackets and then his setup to weld the alluminum.
total build cost so far:
47 bucks for charger lol
795.0pacecar said:Im skeptical that you could sell a "home made" m90 kit and make a profit. BBK tried this and not many people bought them, and they had mass production and marketing on their side.
795.0pacecar said:Im skeptical that you could sell a "home made" m90 kit and make a profit. BBK tried this and not many people bought them, and they had mass production and marketing on their side.
mob said:mass production was probably their downfall. I wouldnt go into it trying to start a busniess. If he could sell like say 10 of these kits at 200 bucks a piece, thats be some decent cash.
And if you think about it, he can get the superchargers cheap, most people wouldnt even know where to look for these. He picks up a bunch, sells the s/c with all the brackets and piping needed to make it fit, you dont thi nk someone would pay 500-700 bucks for a bolt on 5psi s/c?
795.0pacecar said:I dont know if the BBK kit offered the blower with the kit. I would assume so because it was very expensive, but sometimes new parts are worth it. I think the better idea would be to make a video of the steps to make the hardware or to draw up plans of some sort and patent the design. People are weary of home made stuff, especially when forced induction is involved, because who do you turn to if you buy something like that and something breaks or you need troubleshooting? If your going to build something like this anyway, it would be wise to make it into a small buisness and offer technical support and such to give the buyer piece of mind. I dont care if the stuff was $100, I wouldn't buy it if I knew it was something someone just made in their garage, my engine costs too much money to gamble on that.
absolutely, turbo guys use it a lotscrew fabrication... im using PVC piping and PVC concret. that stuff is good for 260+ psi.. surely it can hold 5-6 from a blower
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