RC, as always, thanks for keeping us updated.
I'll be very interested to hear what you find out about the real differences between the Turbo-S and the Powerkit. Seems like it wouldn't take much software tweaking for an extra 21 hp, so was this just a matter of taking time to test the potential impact on engine durability before releasing this incremental upgrade? If so, could you get the software for your PowerKit, as you mentioned, and would there be a trade-off in durability?
Or, since most CTs dyno out at well above 450 hp, is this just the PowerKit with more optimistic/realistic specs? If so, will they continue to offer the PowerKit?
Since I'm easily confused, it will take me a while to digest the price list posted by CF, but, given the "freebies" on the Turbo S, why would anyone buy the PowerKit version? And, if there really is anything technically superior, why is the price so low? Of course, I'm gagging as I type such a ridiculous phrase, - I mean "low" compared to the Powerkit, which has dropped considerably in price, but with which you would still have to pay for either the 19" or 20" wheels, in addition to the TPMS and sport tail pipes, if you want them.
I'm so confused
BTW, I have a couple of questions on the specs:
As for the top speed of 167 mph, haven't you already bettered that in your truck? Also, the increased boost by 0.2 bar "up to 1.9 bar." I assume that is really 0.9 bar, and haven't you already posted a pic of your gauge pegged past 0.8?
Call me a cynic, but I smell another "end-of-model-cycle" marketing ploy here.