RR RACING Supercharger ISF at Pocono Raceway
05-23-16, 12:04 PM
#33
We will post more details soon, and of course dyno results as we continue fine tuning the car.
We are getting a lot of questions about pricing. The kit will not be cheap. Rotrex c38 based supercharger kits for the e92 M3 run anywhere from $8000-$14000. Our kit will be around $8k, and we will try to keep it below that if possible.
Rafi
05-23-16, 12:57 PM
#35
I wish the supercharger I put on my NSX was only 8k! This SC looks real promising and I'm happy to see a vendor step up and put something like this together for us. However, I was hoping it would be much more stealth looking. I'm pretty sure that there is zero chance that anyone in California will "slip under the radar" during a smog check with this system.
05-23-16, 12:58 PM
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for $8,500 the E9x M3 kits come with 650cc injectors, water to air intercooler and pump and a new intake manifold as well as a good 200hp over stock with 6-7psi since you used the comparison I hope all of those things are included in the ISF kits when they become available I have a close friend with an ESS kit and it would be nice to be on the same playing field with him.
Well in looking perhaps that's no the case - they both seem to be around $2600 or so for just the supercharger.
05-23-16, 01:10 PM
#37
The supercharger market for M3's is substantially larger than ISF's. It won't be an equal playing field price wise due to economies of scale. I would expect that a similarly priced ISF supercharger kit won't equally compare component wise to an M3 kit.
05-23-16, 02:47 PM
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I was just watching a video with Matt Farah when he was driving a modified TTRS by 034 Motorsport (540 crank HP) anyhow Matt asked him how much would it cost for these particular upgrades if he dropped off a stock TTRS to him and he said parts were about $8,500
So if Rafi can get the pricing to around $8k and even better yet under $8k then I would say it's a pretty good deal!
So if Rafi can get the pricing to around $8k and even better yet under $8k then I would say it's a pretty good deal!
05-23-16, 02:54 PM
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05-23-16, 05:44 PM
#44
And just want to point out RR Racing is as of right now , footing the development costs on their own dime. Point being that being thankful and providing respectful constructive criticism is the most productive path for all involved and that we wouldn't even be having these comparative quality arguments if it weren't for their efforts to develope this in the first place. So again thank you RRR,
And hope I can save up some dough between now and release.
And no, I'm not harping or running to leap on my high horse . Just want to give some credit where credit is due. Being First is Hard, and I appreciate that. (As in sure we ALL DO)
05-23-16, 05:53 PM
#45
Yeah agreed!
And just want to point out RR Racing is as of right now , footing the development costs on their own dime. Point being that being thankful and providing respectful constructive criticism is the most productive path for all involved and that we wouldn't even be having these comparative quality arguments if it weren't for their efforts to develope this in the first place. So again thank you RRR,
And hope I can save up some dough between now and release.
And no, I'm not harping or running to leap on my high horse . Just want to give some credit where credit is due. Being First is Hard, and I appreciate that. (As in sure we ALL DO)
And just want to point out RR Racing is as of right now , footing the development costs on their own dime. Point being that being thankful and providing respectful constructive criticism is the most productive path for all involved and that we wouldn't even be having these comparative quality arguments if it weren't for their efforts to develope this in the first place. So again thank you RRR,
And hope I can save up some dough between now and release.
And no, I'm not harping or running to leap on my high horse . Just want to give some credit where credit is due. Being First is Hard, and I appreciate that. (As in sure we ALL DO)
. Great job RR (Rafi, Simon)