AVO turbo kit or ludespeed stage III?
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AVO turbo kit or ludespeed stage III?
The AVO at
http://www.rallitek.com/pparts.asp?VEHID=2
The Ludespeed Stage III at:
http://ludespeed.com/products/subaru...ts/stage3.html
The AVO costs a little more, but I can't tell if it includes the fuel system (pump rails etc.) like the ludespeed. The ludespeed also comes with an pre tapped oil pan. AVO seems to spool up faster due to a more efficient design. Any other minor differences that anyone can tell? I am trying to decide of which one of these I should get.
http://www.rallitek.com/pparts.asp?VEHID=2
The Ludespeed Stage III at:
http://ludespeed.com/products/subaru...ts/stage3.html
The AVO costs a little more, but I can't tell if it includes the fuel system (pump rails etc.) like the ludespeed. The ludespeed also comes with an pre tapped oil pan. AVO seems to spool up faster due to a more efficient design. Any other minor differences that anyone can tell? I am trying to decide of which one of these I should get.
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Faster spool up is more in line with the character of the EJ25, and that pre-tapped oil pan is worth a lot in saved headaches and convenience. I'd go with the Ludespeed.
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Last edited by trokita; Dec 26, 2002 at 12:06 PM.
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Yah get the one from the company that no longer is taking orders, instead of the one from a world leader in aftermarket turbos for 30 years.
The AVO is better period IMHO. But I'm biased... so
This thing is the real deal, it dynoed 215 whp at brainstorm for Turbo magazine feb 03 issue.
The AVO is better period IMHO. But I'm biased... so

This thing is the real deal, it dynoed 215 whp at brainstorm for Turbo magazine feb 03 issue.
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http://ludespeed.com/products/subaru...s/results.html
here are some numbers from the ludespeed site... if he ever get's back in business.
here are some numbers from the ludespeed site... if he ever get's back in business.
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the ludespeed kit sounds great, and the more i read about the RS turbo kits the more it makes me forget about the ej20 swaps. (even tho it sounds cool) but its not worth the 7k for the install. Which RS came with a sohc motor? and are there any year RS's better to turbo then the others? also it says its made for the daily driver, could i drive cross county with one of these(not that i would) but could i?
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you could drive it whenever, however, whereever you want. That's the beauty of turbo kits for our motors. IF you get the Link with the stage III you can program pretty much whatever you want: daily driver, strip only, autocross etc. And you can store each of those maps and reload one for that specific day.
A group buy sounds great, but I'm about a month and a half away from purchasing one.
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A group buy sounds great, but I'm about a month and a half away from purchasing one.
Dominic


