I'm done with trying to rack my brain on how to get the most power out of my car with the least amount of tuning possibilities. I want the car to be as turn-key as possible. I don't want to fuss with having to constantly tune the car or change fuel maps based on weather conditions. Stage 3 just dropped it's price to 2600. Plug and play. No tuning, no fuss... just hit the gas and you've got 310 to the wheels with just an exhaust.
One guy in a local SRT club I roll with every now and again has S3 no toys and nothing but bolt-ons - 340 to the wheels on 93 octane.
See punk in new Mustang/Vette/Camaro/Whatever pull up next to you... hit the go-pedal... see punk in rear view mirror. Done and done with a grand total of a $27,000 price tag (exhaust and bolties).
Andy
05-04-2006, 10:46 PM
$2600? You sure that's not the S2 to S3 upgrade kit??? Where?
S3 is good :tup:
Clint Burleigh
05-05-2006, 10:22 AM
They now offer the S3 kit with a steel wheel as opposed to the Ti wheel. It will take longer to spool up but help chop a nice chunk of cash off the price. I think they initially offered this only to people who had a kit on back order and then some the awesome response so they made it a package.
elchicoyes
05-05-2006, 03:40 PM
2600? Still too much for me. But that's awesome though. I would love to have a S3, but having a high profile car and being mexican at the same time in SoCal is just asking to be pulled over.
Ninja-Matic
05-05-2006, 06:41 PM
They now offer the S3 kit with a steel wheel as opposed to the Ti wheel. It will take longer to spool up but help chop a nice chunk of cash off the price. I think they initially offered this only to people who had a kit on back order and then some the awesome response so they made it a package.
Being in the local SRT club (i'm not an actual member, just hang once in a while), we know someone that orders the kits direct. Clint is correct... the steel turbine vs the titanium turbine will knock off roughly 250 from the price. That with the club discount makes it 2600. I'm not going with the titanium. Sure, spools about 100 rpm faster, but is also far more brittle than steel - hence... they will eventually shatter O.o
