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Here is the fastest spooling, insane-power turbo upgrade for your Dodge Neon SRT-4. Everyone loved the ease of installation and tuning the "Big M's" Stage 3 turbo upgrade, however the power, availability, and upgrade-ability had always left a little on the table. Here is the answer to everyone's wishes, and of course from AGP Turbo. Since 2006, AGP has been developing, building, and testing new technology turbo combinations that flat-out blow the doors off the competition. This turbo is true bolt-on. No hacking or denting of the firewall is needed. No matter what your goals are, AGP has a turbo option that will fit your needs.
Ceramic coating and polishing are available to help dress the kit up. While the ceramic coating is definitely not needed, it does help reduce underhood temperatures. Please note that ceramic coating and polishing is done after the order is placed, so please allow extra time to get the parts coated/polished.
*Note that you will also need a 3" or 4" intake and an external blow off valve to install the turbo kit. 4-3" reducers are available for those who would like to use a turbo with a 4" inlet with their 3" intake piping.
Also available with the turbo kit is the AGP Fuel Kit. The kit includes the Walbro 255lph fuel pump, Your choice of 925cc plug and play injectors or the 1200cc Injectors, Diablosport Intune i2 programmer, a custom tune built by AGP, and the 3-bar MAP and TIP sensors.
Most turbo kits will ship out within 2-3 weeks of when they are ordered. Sometimes there can be extra delays caused by other vendors so keep that in mind when ordering.
AGP Turbos
*Note that all AGP turbos are Ball Bearing.
AGP 50 trim: This has been the standard that all street/pump gas turbos have been measured against for years. This is a great match for the 2.4L motor for maximum power with the stock rev limiter and the only "old technology" turbo worthy of being installed. Full boost should be right around 3100-3200rpm in a .48a/r turbine housing and 3500-3600rpm in a .63a/r. The difference being about 30-40whp less when peaked out on race gas for the .48a/r, but with the faster spool the .48 is nicer for pump gas street driving. Many cars over the years have pulled over 400whp on pump gas using this turbo. The maximum boost is around 30psi where we have been able to touch 500whp with the .63a/r. The turbo comes with a 4" inlet ported shroud compressor cover with a 2" outlet. Availble in .48 A/R or .63 A/R.
Delta 38: This turbo completely outshines any stock turbo upgrade with the quickest spoolup you'll ever imagine and the ability to hit ~360whp max around 24psi. Expect 20psi around 2900rpm. The D38 is the solution to "part throttle boost" commonly associated with stock turbo upgrades, and the choice for those not wanting to purchase major fuel upgrades. For those coming from Mopar's Stage 2, this is the perfect upgrade for you. The is the turbo the car should have come with directly from Dodge. The turbo comes with a 4" inlet ported shroud compressor cover with a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .48 A/R turbine housing.
Delta 42: The Delta 42 hits 20psi by 3000rpm where it makes about 350whp. The D42 clears 400whp around 25psi and is an excellent choice for those with stock engines. This turbo has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .48 A/R turbine housing.
Delta 46: This turbo will hit 20psi at just a hair over 3000rpm and make 450whp at it's max of 27psi in the .48 A/R turbine housing. This turbo has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .48 A/R turbine housing.
Delta 52: In the .63 A/R turbine housing, the Delta 52 hits 20psi around 3500rpm where 400whp can been seen. This turbo will clear 500whp around 30psi and max boost around 34psi. This turbo has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .63 A/R turbine housing.
Zeta 2.8: The smallest offering featuring fully machined billet aluminum compressor wheel with flow capabilities past 50lbs/min. AGP builds this turbo with a .63 A/R turbine housing and the turbo will support over 500whp. Expect full boost around 3200rpm and the ability to hit 500whp around 28psi with the turbo maxing boost around 30psi. If you like the AGP 50 trim, you'll love this little Zeta. Faster spoolup, and more power than the 50 trim, the 2.8 will set the new standard of pump gas, street car turbo. The compressor housing has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet.
Zeta 3.0: The medium offering featuring fully machined billet aluminum compressor wheel with flow capabilities past 58 lbs/min. AGP builds this turbo with the .63 A/R turbine housing and the turbo will support past 570whp. With our ultra light weight billet compressor wheel, expect full boost around 3400rpm. The compressor housing has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet.
Zeta 3.2: The largest in-house offering that features a fully machined billet aluminum compressor wheel with flow capabilities past 77lbs/min. We build this turbo with the .63 A/R or .82 A/R turbine housing and the turbo will support past 750whp. This turbo has the normal ported shroud 4" inlet just like all the smaller Deltas and Zetas, however the outlet is 2.5" so you will also need to modify your factory hot side charge pipe to adapt to the 2.5" outlet. With the ultra light weight billet compressor wheel, expect full boost around 3800rpm in the .63 and 4100rpm in the .82.
Borg Warner Turbos
*Note that All Borg Warner Turbos listed are Journal Bearing only.
S251sx - The first step into the Borg Warner turbos is into the 51mm Extended Tip compressor. This turbo is rated at 47lbs/min and will make just shy of 450whp maxed out at 29psi in the .48 A/R turbine housing.
This turbo is now available with a Billet Wheel option. The billet wheel will give slightly better spoolup and about 10% more power due to increased blade surface area.
S252sxe FMW - This is the latest release from BW and has the new designed aero Forged Milled Wheel (billet)with enough power to drive over 500whp. Expect spoolup just a hair above 3000 in the .48 and 3400 in the .63. This turbo has a 3.5" inlet so if you select 4-3 silicone reducer, we will include the correct coupler.
S256sx - The 56mm Extended Tip'd S200sx turbo is rated at 55lbs/min and will make around 510whp at 30psi in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Full boost can be seen around 3500rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Compressor housing is 3" inlet and 2" outlet, non ported shroud.
S255-RS - The next step up is into the 55mm Extended Tip compressor coupled with the familiar S200 4" inlet ported shroud compressor housing. This turbo is rated at 50lbs/min and will make just shy of 500whp maxed out at 29psi in the .48 A/R turbine housing. Full boost is around 3400rpm. Compressor housing is 4" inlet and 2" outlet, ported shroud.
S256-RS - (the most popular "S" series) will make 540whp and 535wtq at 30psi in the .63 A/R turbine housing. With a proper fuel setup, this turbo will max out 550whp. This is the OG "Extended Tip" Borg Warner turbo that has been going strong for the past 10 years. Full boost can be seen around 3600rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Compressor housing is 4" inlet and 2" outlet, ported shroud.
S257sxe FMW - All new for 2015 is Borg Warner's new Forged Milled wheel with 65lb/min of airflow. Identical if not faster spoolup than the old S256-RS, and another 100whp on tap when maxed out. This truly is the next generation of technology from Borg Warner. This turbo aslo has the 3.5" inlet so choose the 4-3 coupler and we will get you the correct one.
S261-RS - The S261-RS is a true monster tipping the scales at 70lbs/min and showing near 660whp capability with the .63 A/R housing and full boost below 4000rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Compressor housing is 4" inlet and 2" outlet, ported shroud. To get the full potential of this turbo, we recommend the .82 A/R.
This turbo is now available with a Billet Wheel option. The billet wheel will give slightly better spoolup and about 10% more power due to increased blade surface area.
Garrett GT Ball Bearing Turbos
GT3071R: You will see full boost around around 3100rpm in most conditions, and the turbo will support 425whp if you feel that you need to turn up the boost to 28. If you road race, autocross, or simply want the quickest spooling Garrett turbo setup that supports over 400whp, then the 3071R is for you. This turbo comes with a 4" inlet 2" outlet compressor housing. This turbo is built with a .63 A/R turbine housing.
GT3076R: The turbo has a 52lb/min 56 trim compressor wheel in a 4” inlet port shroud compressor housing to minimize the chance of compressor surge. The turbine wheel is the standard 84 trim GT30. Full boost should be right around 3400rpms with a .63 A/R turbine housing. The maximum boost is around 33psi where we have seen 520whp. This turbo comes with a 4" ported shroud inlet and 2" outlet compressor housing.
GT3582R: The GT3582R carries a larger GT35 turbine wheel to reduce a little more of that manifold backpressure. Full boost around 3700-3800 in the .63 A/R turbine housing, 4100-4200 in the .82 A/R turbine housing. This turbo will support 630whp at 40psi. We recommend the .82 A/R turbine housing. This turbo comes with a Ported Shroud 4" inlet and 2.5" outlet.
GTX3071R: This turbo utilizes Garrett's forged, fully machined compressor wheel. Spool characteristics are very similar to the GT3071R (roughly 3100rpm for full boost), but this will support about another 50-60 more hp, maxing out to about 500hp. This turbo comes with a 4" inlet 2" outlet compressor housing, and is in a .63 A/R turbine housing.
GTX3076R: Using Garrett's billet compressor wheel, the GTX3076R is capable of supporting just about 600hp. Just like the GT3076R, this turbo has a 4" inlet ported shroud compressor housing with a 2" outlet, and will see full boost around 3400rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing.
GTX3582R: This turbo takes Garrett's GT3582R and adds Garrett's redesigned billet compressor wheel. Full boost is still 3700-3800 rpm range in the .63 A/R housing, and in the 4100-4200 RPM range in the .82 A/R, and power potential is upped to about 730hp. We still recommend this turbo with the .82 A/R to get the most out of this turbo.
Precision Turbos
5431E - Rated by Precision at 500hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5531E - Rated by Precision at 520hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5731E - Rated by Precision at 540hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5831E - Rated by Precision at 585hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5931E - Rated by Precision at 600hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5858SP - Rated by Precision at 620hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
5862SP - Rated by Precision at 640hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
6262SP - Rated by Precision at 705hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended for up to 600hp. .82 A/R turbine housing recommended for power levels above 600hp. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
6266SP - Rated by Precision at 735hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended for up to 600hp. .82 A/R turbine housing recommended for power levels above 600hp. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
6766SP - Rated by Precision at 935hp. .82 A/R turbine housing recommended. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
Modifications Needed to run an AGP kit:
-3" intake (some turbos will need a 4-3 intake reducer, turbo description states it)
-External Blow Off Valve Setup
-Fuel Upgrades
-3" exhaust
How to get big power? Want over 400whp? Then you need to properly set up the car and have the supporting mods needed to do this. Any of the turbos we sell can easily reach this number. A quality high flow exhaust is a must. A 2.5" exhaust such as the mopar system can be restrictive at higher boost/power levels. Same thing with intakes. As you make more power, the more the intake and exhaust will affect the output so make sure you have a good system. A quality 3" intake with a good high flow filter is essential. The difference between one intake and another can be as much as 50hp, which has been dyno proven. The difference between one exhaust can easily be 20-30hp. That is why getting quality parts the first time is important. Another important piece is the intercooler. Intercoolers can make a huge difference. While the SRT4 comes with a FMIC from the factory, it is not a very good unit. On a stock car we've seen 10-18whp on the dyno. On a larger turbo, we've seen 40-50hp increases. We've had customers go from running 111mph traps to 118mph traps with just the change from an Ebay intercooler to one of AGPs.
Options: If you want some added flavor to your AGP kit, options allow for polishing the compressor housing and/or heatshield. Another option is ceramic coating to the manifold, turbine housing, o2 housing, and dump tube in either black or silver. For those wanting to quiet down the wastegate dump, options offer a weld-on or bolt-on reroute kit.
Kit Includes: AGP T3 manifold, Precision 39mm wastegate, stainless steel dump tube, turbo of your choice, 3" stainless steel O2 housing, oil feed and drain lines, water line kit (if applicable), gaskets, nuts and bolts, stainless steel heatshield, overflow bottle.
More Information
| Brand | AGP |
|---|---|
| Type of Part | Turbo Upgrades |
| Engine Fitment | 2.4L |
| Length | 12.0 |
| Width | 36.0 |
| Height | 24.0 |
| Weight | 60.000000 |
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Product Description
Here is the fastest spooling, insane-power turbo upgrade for your Dodge Neon SRT-4. Everyone loved the ease of installation and tuning the "Big M's" Stage 3 turbo upgrade, however the power, availability, and upgrade-ability had always left a little on the table. Here is the answer to everyone's wishes, and of course from AGP Turbo. Since 2006, AGP has been developing, building, and testing new technology turbo combinations that flat-out blow the doors off the competition. This turbo is true bolt-on. No hacking or denting of the firewall is needed. No matter what your goals are, AGP has a turbo option that will fit your needs.
Ceramic coating and polishing are available to help dress the kit up. While the ceramic coating is definitely not needed, it does help reduce underhood temperatures. Please note that ceramic coating and polishing is done after the order is placed, so please allow extra time to get the parts coated/polished.
*Note that you will also need a 3" or 4" intake and an external blow off valve to install the turbo kit. 4-3" reducers are available for those who would like to use a turbo with a 4" inlet with their 3" intake piping.
Also available with the turbo kit is the AGP Fuel Kit. The kit includes the Walbro 255lph fuel pump, Your choice of 925cc plug and play injectors or the 1200cc Injectors, Diablosport Intune i2 programmer, a custom tune built by AGP, and the 3-bar MAP and TIP sensors.
Most turbo kits will ship out within 2-3 weeks of when they are ordered. Sometimes there can be extra delays caused by other vendors so keep that in mind when ordering.
AGP Turbos
*Note that all AGP turbos are Ball Bearing.
AGP 50 trim: This has been the standard that all street/pump gas turbos have been measured against for years. This is a great match for the 2.4L motor for maximum power with the stock rev limiter and the only "old technology" turbo worthy of being installed. Full boost should be right around 3100-3200rpm in a .48a/r turbine housing and 3500-3600rpm in a .63a/r. The difference being about 30-40whp less when peaked out on race gas for the .48a/r, but with the faster spool the .48 is nicer for pump gas street driving. Many cars over the years have pulled over 400whp on pump gas using this turbo. The maximum boost is around 30psi where we have been able to touch 500whp with the .63a/r. The turbo comes with a 4" inlet ported shroud compressor cover with a 2" outlet. Availble in .48 A/R or .63 A/R.
Delta 38: This turbo completely outshines any stock turbo upgrade with the quickest spoolup you'll ever imagine and the ability to hit ~360whp max around 24psi. Expect 20psi around 2900rpm. The D38 is the solution to "part throttle boost" commonly associated with stock turbo upgrades, and the choice for those not wanting to purchase major fuel upgrades. For those coming from Mopar's Stage 2, this is the perfect upgrade for you. The is the turbo the car should have come with directly from Dodge. The turbo comes with a 4" inlet ported shroud compressor cover with a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .48 A/R turbine housing.
Delta 42: The Delta 42 hits 20psi by 3000rpm where it makes about 350whp. The D42 clears 400whp around 25psi and is an excellent choice for those with stock engines. This turbo has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .48 A/R turbine housing.
Delta 46: This turbo will hit 20psi at just a hair over 3000rpm and make 450whp at it's max of 27psi in the .48 A/R turbine housing. This turbo has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .48 A/R turbine housing.
Delta 52: In the .63 A/R turbine housing, the Delta 52 hits 20psi around 3500rpm where 400whp can been seen. This turbo will clear 500whp around 30psi and max boost around 34psi. This turbo has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet. This turbo has a .63 A/R turbine housing.
Zeta 2.8: The smallest offering featuring fully machined billet aluminum compressor wheel with flow capabilities past 50lbs/min. AGP builds this turbo with a .63 A/R turbine housing and the turbo will support over 500whp. Expect full boost around 3200rpm and the ability to hit 500whp around 28psi with the turbo maxing boost around 30psi. If you like the AGP 50 trim, you'll love this little Zeta. Faster spoolup, and more power than the 50 trim, the 2.8 will set the new standard of pump gas, street car turbo. The compressor housing has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet.
Zeta 3.0: The medium offering featuring fully machined billet aluminum compressor wheel with flow capabilities past 58 lbs/min. AGP builds this turbo with the .63 A/R turbine housing and the turbo will support past 570whp. With our ultra light weight billet compressor wheel, expect full boost around 3400rpm. The compressor housing has a 4" inlet and a 2" outlet.
Zeta 3.2: The largest in-house offering that features a fully machined billet aluminum compressor wheel with flow capabilities past 77lbs/min. We build this turbo with the .63 A/R or .82 A/R turbine housing and the turbo will support past 750whp. This turbo has the normal ported shroud 4" inlet just like all the smaller Deltas and Zetas, however the outlet is 2.5" so you will also need to modify your factory hot side charge pipe to adapt to the 2.5" outlet. With the ultra light weight billet compressor wheel, expect full boost around 3800rpm in the .63 and 4100rpm in the .82.
Borg Warner Turbos
*Note that All Borg Warner Turbos listed are Journal Bearing only.
S251sx - The first step into the Borg Warner turbos is into the 51mm Extended Tip compressor. This turbo is rated at 47lbs/min and will make just shy of 450whp maxed out at 29psi in the .48 A/R turbine housing.
This turbo is now available with a Billet Wheel option. The billet wheel will give slightly better spoolup and about 10% more power due to increased blade surface area.
S252sxe FMW - This is the latest release from BW and has the new designed aero Forged Milled Wheel (billet)with enough power to drive over 500whp. Expect spoolup just a hair above 3000 in the .48 and 3400 in the .63. This turbo has a 3.5" inlet so if you select 4-3 silicone reducer, we will include the correct coupler.
S256sx - The 56mm Extended Tip'd S200sx turbo is rated at 55lbs/min and will make around 510whp at 30psi in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Full boost can be seen around 3500rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Compressor housing is 3" inlet and 2" outlet, non ported shroud.
S255-RS - The next step up is into the 55mm Extended Tip compressor coupled with the familiar S200 4" inlet ported shroud compressor housing. This turbo is rated at 50lbs/min and will make just shy of 500whp maxed out at 29psi in the .48 A/R turbine housing. Full boost is around 3400rpm. Compressor housing is 4" inlet and 2" outlet, ported shroud.
S256-RS - (the most popular "S" series) will make 540whp and 535wtq at 30psi in the .63 A/R turbine housing. With a proper fuel setup, this turbo will max out 550whp. This is the OG "Extended Tip" Borg Warner turbo that has been going strong for the past 10 years. Full boost can be seen around 3600rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Compressor housing is 4" inlet and 2" outlet, ported shroud.
S257sxe FMW - All new for 2015 is Borg Warner's new Forged Milled wheel with 65lb/min of airflow. Identical if not faster spoolup than the old S256-RS, and another 100whp on tap when maxed out. This truly is the next generation of technology from Borg Warner. This turbo aslo has the 3.5" inlet so choose the 4-3 coupler and we will get you the correct one.
S261-RS - The S261-RS is a true monster tipping the scales at 70lbs/min and showing near 660whp capability with the .63 A/R housing and full boost below 4000rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing. Compressor housing is 4" inlet and 2" outlet, ported shroud. To get the full potential of this turbo, we recommend the .82 A/R.
This turbo is now available with a Billet Wheel option. The billet wheel will give slightly better spoolup and about 10% more power due to increased blade surface area.
Garrett GT Ball Bearing Turbos
GT3071R: You will see full boost around around 3100rpm in most conditions, and the turbo will support 425whp if you feel that you need to turn up the boost to 28. If you road race, autocross, or simply want the quickest spooling Garrett turbo setup that supports over 400whp, then the 3071R is for you. This turbo comes with a 4" inlet 2" outlet compressor housing. This turbo is built with a .63 A/R turbine housing.
GT3076R: The turbo has a 52lb/min 56 trim compressor wheel in a 4” inlet port shroud compressor housing to minimize the chance of compressor surge. The turbine wheel is the standard 84 trim GT30. Full boost should be right around 3400rpms with a .63 A/R turbine housing. The maximum boost is around 33psi where we have seen 520whp. This turbo comes with a 4" ported shroud inlet and 2" outlet compressor housing.
GT3582R: The GT3582R carries a larger GT35 turbine wheel to reduce a little more of that manifold backpressure. Full boost around 3700-3800 in the .63 A/R turbine housing, 4100-4200 in the .82 A/R turbine housing. This turbo will support 630whp at 40psi. We recommend the .82 A/R turbine housing. This turbo comes with a Ported Shroud 4" inlet and 2.5" outlet.
GTX3071R: This turbo utilizes Garrett's forged, fully machined compressor wheel. Spool characteristics are very similar to the GT3071R (roughly 3100rpm for full boost), but this will support about another 50-60 more hp, maxing out to about 500hp. This turbo comes with a 4" inlet 2" outlet compressor housing, and is in a .63 A/R turbine housing.
GTX3076R: Using Garrett's billet compressor wheel, the GTX3076R is capable of supporting just about 600hp. Just like the GT3076R, this turbo has a 4" inlet ported shroud compressor housing with a 2" outlet, and will see full boost around 3400rpm in the .63 A/R turbine housing.
GTX3582R: This turbo takes Garrett's GT3582R and adds Garrett's redesigned billet compressor wheel. Full boost is still 3700-3800 rpm range in the .63 A/R housing, and in the 4100-4200 RPM range in the .82 A/R, and power potential is upped to about 730hp. We still recommend this turbo with the .82 A/R to get the most out of this turbo.
Precision Turbos
5431E - Rated by Precision at 500hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5531E - Rated by Precision at 520hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5731E - Rated by Precision at 540hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5831E - Rated by Precision at 585hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5931E - Rated by Precision at 600hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 3" inlet and 2" compressor outlet.
5858SP - Rated by Precision at 620hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
5862SP - Rated by Precision at 640hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
6262SP - Rated by Precision at 705hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended for up to 600hp. .82 A/R turbine housing recommended for power levels above 600hp. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
6266SP - Rated by Precision at 735hp. .63 A/R turbine housing recommended for up to 600hp. .82 A/R turbine housing recommended for power levels above 600hp. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
6766SP - Rated by Precision at 935hp. .82 A/R turbine housing recommended. 4" port shrouded inlet and 2.5" compressor outlet.
Modifications Needed to run an AGP kit:
-3" intake (some turbos will need a 4-3 intake reducer, turbo description states it)
-External Blow Off Valve Setup
-Fuel Upgrades
-3" exhaust
How to get big power? Want over 400whp? Then you need to properly set up the car and have the supporting mods needed to do this. Any of the turbos we sell can easily reach this number. A quality high flow exhaust is a must. A 2.5" exhaust such as the mopar system can be restrictive at higher boost/power levels. Same thing with intakes. As you make more power, the more the intake and exhaust will affect the output so make sure you have a good system. A quality 3" intake with a good high flow filter is essential. The difference between one intake and another can be as much as 50hp, which has been dyno proven. The difference between one exhaust can easily be 20-30hp. That is why getting quality parts the first time is important. Another important piece is the intercooler. Intercoolers can make a huge difference. While the SRT4 comes with a FMIC from the factory, it is not a very good unit. On a stock car we've seen 10-18whp on the dyno. On a larger turbo, we've seen 40-50hp increases. We've had customers go from running 111mph traps to 118mph traps with just the change from an Ebay intercooler to one of AGPs.
Options: If you want some added flavor to your AGP kit, options allow for polishing the compressor housing and/or heatshield. Another option is ceramic coating to the manifold, turbine housing, o2 housing, and dump tube in either black or silver. For those wanting to quiet down the wastegate dump, options offer a weld-on or bolt-on reroute kit.
Kit Includes: AGP T3 manifold, Precision 39mm wastegate, stainless steel dump tube, turbo of your choice, 3" stainless steel O2 housing, oil feed and drain lines, water line kit (if applicable), gaskets, nuts and bolts, stainless steel heatshield, overflow bottle.
