1FASTMP5 said:
i like all the new stuff MAM offers but i still fill his kits are STILL really new to the protege market. also the reason you see so many threads about MAM this.... and MAM that... are because of all the BUZZZZZ of NEW product. that doesnt mean something is the best! also i wanted to ask this queston.... how many people have a MAM kit up and running? and for how many miles? ect???? not asking to knock the product... just for my own personal info.
dont get this post wrong.... i think almost every vendor on this site has a great product....
Currently I know of 22 of my customers that have our Sleeper kit up and running.Most do not post on the internet as they are older gentalmen and don't much care for message boards.Their are 7 people that have not installed(or kept me up to date) there kits that I'm aware of.
Our Sleeper kit is roughly 2 years old now.However it's only been on the market for 9-10 months.Reason for this is due to testing and design changes.
Currently to date the highest milage Sleeper kit is 45,700.
Our Sleeper kit has been proven to last and perform very well.The kit uses a GT28RS and is good for roughly 350-375HP.
Our kit retails for $4395 and comes with:
GT28RS ball bearing turbo.Polished compressor cover,Jethot(ceramic) coated hotside
Stainless manifold,Jethot(ceramic) coated
Tial 38mm External Wastegate
Large Front Mount intercooler.3.5" thick, bar/plate with polished cast end tanks.
Stainless downpipe,Jethot(ceramic) coated
HKS SS Blow off valve
Braided feed and -10 drain lines
T-bolt clamps
Silicone couplings
Powdercoated cold parts
Overflow bottle relocation bracket
heat shield/blanket
MPI Tuner(timing/fuel)
Reason for being the highest priced Protege kit is in the components itself.We run an external wastegate,Stainless steel manifold,Stainless Steel downpipe,large Front Mount intercooler,HKS SSQV,powdercoated cold parts,Jethot coated hot parts and you have control of timing and fuel.
If you were to add all of this to the Hiboost $3600 price tag you will be in the $4700 price range or better.The Hiboost setup is a nice piece and has it's place.You need to decide if you are better off with all these pieces or not.Sometimes it's to rich for some peoples blood and I understand that.I would recommend doing a search on what best suits your needs.
Starting in Dec there is going to be some changes in the Sleeper kit to help bring the cost down.
We also offer a starter kit.The starter kit is not much different than the Complete kit.The start kit gives you a great bang for the buck and gives the choice to decide on engine management or let you save up for a standalone system.
Our starter kit consists of the following:Retail $3595
GT28RS ball bearing turbo.Polished compressor cover,Jethot(ceramic) coated hotside
Stainless manifold,Jethot(ceramic) coated
Tial 38mm External Wastegate
Large Front Mount intercooler.3.5" thick, bar/plate with polished cast end tanks.
Stainless Steel downpipe,Jethot(ceramic) coated
Bosch Blow off valve
Braided feed and -10 drain lines
T-bolt clamps
Silicone couplings
Powdercoated cold parts
Overflow bottle relocation bracket
heat shield/blanket
The difference between the 2 are the blow off valves and engine management.Other than that you have the great looks and loads of power as the complete kit.
Good Luck with your choice.