Windsor Kenne Bell Kits $6000 - Page 3

KR1STO · 24-08-2011, 09:29 AM

How cheap Theo..?
I'm talking drive in, fully fitted/tuned, drive out happy.. Haha

Cheers
Kris

**Theo@BluePower** · 24-08-2011, 02:37 PM

Give me a call and we can work out a price for you..

KR1STO · 24-08-2011, 02:41 PM

Awesome..!
Will do..

Cheers

FTW-302 · 12-06-2012, 11:03 AM

Hey guys
Sorry to dig up an old thread but im just wondering if these kits are still available?

**Theo@BluePower** · 12-06-2012, 11:32 AM

Yes they are .. kits are about $5000 depending on the dollar.

The kits are not direct bolt on as fuel lines need to be modified to suit ans a few other small items..

marshro · 13-07-2012, 07:35 PM

What power levels do you get with the ken bell kit?

sneh · 17-08-2012, 05:17 PM

Roughly what would we be looking at for a kit, supply only as I am in Canberra. I've got someone who can do the tuning side for me, and I can do the rest.

**Theo@BluePower** · 20-08-2012, 09:13 AM

Everything has been sufficiently covered in this thread. Since the kit needs some engineering to operate in a falcon, specific power outputs cannot be guaranteed.

Hope this helps.

badefghia · 11-01-2011, 12:36 AM

ok cool mate thats what i was trying to state didnt mean to upset anyone cheers

AGRO · 15-01-2011, 12:28 PM

Postage is alot more than $380 through FedEx Paulie.
You cannot quote prices to the public going off a mates rates or dodgy imports.
You pay 10%GST regardless, then custom handling fee's.
Then, check your bank statements, and see the fee's/charges that are associated with transactions. It all adds up, and this needs to be bought into account when quoting a kit.
I'm not interested in your pricing structures Paulie, as you understate just about everything here on the forums when it comes to dollar wise. You might have your contacts for YOU to purchase goods, and that's fine, but have some consideration for the average Joe Blow when you throw prices around on the forums, that a normal person connot purchase said goods for.
No hard feelings with this post either mate, it just needs to be explained.

Regards
AGRO.

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Originally Posted by prasac

a normal consumer wouldn't get it for $4k to Australia. the TB1000-94-FB has a RRP of US$3699 in the US, i know someone that just got one and it ended up being just over $4600 all up after paying RRP. postage was $380 Fed-ex and customs was $400 there was no other charges. Distributors like BPR pretty much have to sell at the price KB says, yeah they do get them cheaper than the average guy, but think about it, you buy it in the US something goes wrong and u have to send it back ur out, here u get warrantied by them and u deal with someone in Australia. thats just how it works, for instance Herrod pays US$200-odd for the SCT tuners sells them to distributors for around $550, and to the public for $700 u pretty much pay for the ease of things and having Aussie warranty.