Greddy vs BEGi for my 1.6
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Well, I've built my own kit for under 1,000 I'd say. Granted it isn't on yet, but that's a matter of me not having time, still being a student and not having my MS tuned yet. My kit did involve getting a really cheap partial AVO kit though. This however required a lot of research, rebuilding my a 50 dollar turbo and several other things that someone just looking to get started should avoid.
Go with Begi.
Go with Begi.
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Speaking from experience if you go the begi route be prepared to have some down time. They make a quality product, but the install is a little more in depth than the greddy. Either way, there are plus sides to both kits. The initial buy in for the greddy kit can be found for a great deal cheaper and with the extra money you can probably buy an intercooler and megasquirt and be at or near a base begi kit. However, with the begi kit you get a good quality turbo set up and excellent product support.
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