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Originally posted by xBaByGrLx
he doesnt even know what motor comes in his cars and your tellin him to go turbo. theres alot involved with a turbo.. he should start with basic stuff for now
he doesnt even know what motor comes in his cars and your tellin him to go turbo. theres alot involved with a turbo.. he should start with basic stuff for now
why waste money on a header($400) catback exhaust($400) and a nice clutch for about ($500 with installation) that is 1300 that could buy a turbo kit and have someone install it for more....
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Originally posted by upgraded Si
why waste money on a header($400) catback exhaust($400) and a nice clutch for about ($500 with installation) that is 1300 that could buy a turbo kit and have someone install it for more....
why waste money on a header($400) catback exhaust($400) and a nice clutch for about ($500 with installation) that is 1300 that could buy a turbo kit and have someone install it for more....
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well i do want to turbo it but can i just get a kit and bolt it on to teh bone stock engine? no offense xbaby hehe the boltons headers and stuff are all cool they do produce adaquate gains for me but i want a turbo too. :P
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Originally posted by silntcreeper
well i do want to turbo it but can i just get a kit and bolt it on to teh bone stock engine? no offense xbaby hehe the boltons headers and stuff are all cool they do produce adaquate gains for me but i want a turbo too. :P
well i do want to turbo it but can i just get a kit and bolt it on to teh bone stock engine? no offense xbaby hehe the boltons headers and stuff are all cool they do produce adaquate gains for me but i want a turbo too. :P
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ii would do engine work first, ie: forged pistons, rings, cams.. port and polish, balance, blueprint, micropolish crank.. liek i said before, theres alot involved.
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also, you're stock compression ratio is 10.5:1.. u could boost with stock pistons, but it prolly couldnt take more than 8psi. (if u do that, i recommend a thicker head gasket to ensure the blocks safety on stock pistons) if u want more power you'd build the engine and get lower compression pistons.
#17
Originally posted by xBaByGrLx
also, you're stock compression ratio is 10.5:1.. u could boost with stock pistons, but it prolly couldnt take more than 8psi. (if u do that, i recommend a thicker head gasket to ensure the blocks safety on stock pistons) if u want more power you'd build the engine and get lower compression pistons.
also, you're stock compression ratio is 10.5:1.. u could boost with stock pistons, but it prolly couldnt take more than 8psi. (if u do that, i recommend a thicker head gasket to ensure the blocks safety on stock pistons) if u want more power you'd build the engine and get lower compression pistons.
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hahaa.. i was close im just tryin to help.. i seen too many people new to the turbo scene ask for advice, get quick basic answers, throw a turbo kit on then come back a month later sayin they blew the engine or head gasket blah blah blah.
#20
Originally posted by silntcreeper
bwhaahaha some ppl need to know the basics if heat wear and tear plus pressure apply too much of any force and kaboom it will go
bwhaahaha some ppl need to know the basics if heat wear and tear plus pressure apply too much of any force and kaboom it will go