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Lmao ^^^ :P, But NGM's supercharger kit only gets our engine to 198whp at start or something, where the Jattus turbo kit brings it to 2...30 when started? i forget dont feel like looking. Superchargers are more for v6+ engines IMO, id take one though no doubt if i had the money

Yeah, I guess. But everyone I've seen that boosts the elantra, parts with the setup or the car after less than a couple of years. Very few exceptions where the car is a show car or something.

Quote: Originally Posted by seanski we should take bets on how far it will fly. no faith huh.....

I want a bike. If I had the money I'd get a bike and keep the Elantra for a nice daily driver/cruiser with just wheels, lowering, and keeping it clean.

Thats the same with most cars though lol People swap/build/boost/whatever a car then they either part it out and do something different with it or sell the car to move onto another platform.

oh 12psi, to get 243hp wow! before i dish out $ i need to hear/see someone here who's got this on there car.

Quote: Originally Posted by Caudill2748 Id do it, just gotta wait till spring/summer time when i get a new DD, either a bike or something. Cause once i turbo the XD i dont wanna keep it my DD. Then if that is your course of action, a conversion to manual transmission should be on your list of things to do. Then, you can use the 2-step/launch control box of your choosing, for the track. A tranny and parts should be in the neighborhood of $400....

And to answer your question, no you can't install a 2-step (lauch control) on a A/T elantra. The way the launch control works is that it limits your rpm at a previously set rpm value (let's say 4000) when your clutch pedal is pressed, and it removes the rpm limit when you depress the clutch pedal. On a automatic elantra, there is no way to disengage the torque converter, unless you want to talk about neutral drops....

it melted my cats. lol. but i got it on my 3000 now and shoots flames beautifully

Yeah but it seems like they are a little more reliable and little less work then going turbo.