opinions need on what i should run
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i got the car like 3 weeks ago, its a 2000 PY.
im just in the planning stages and was wondering what u guys would reccomend as far as forced induction. the car is a driven daily and i dont want to be hasseled if im running something.
will i have problems runnin turbo at 10-15 psi (i know i have to do internal work for it to be reliable) or should i just get a supercharger ( if so what would you reccomend) and just go from there.
if i do turbo i want to run a decent amount of boost so i can put down decent numbers even if i have to do alot of internals to do so.
im know the basics but am still kind of new to performance stuff cause my last car had alot of audio video and very little speed because of the engine that it had( acura 2.5 TL) and it was a 4 door.
any info would be greatly appreciated .
im just in the planning stages and was wondering what u guys would reccomend as far as forced induction. the car is a driven daily and i dont want to be hasseled if im running something.
will i have problems runnin turbo at 10-15 psi (i know i have to do internal work for it to be reliable) or should i just get a supercharger ( if so what would you reccomend) and just go from there.
if i do turbo i want to run a decent amount of boost so i can put down decent numbers even if i have to do alot of internals to do so.
im know the basics but am still kind of new to performance stuff cause my last car had alot of audio video and very little speed because of the engine that it had( acura 2.5 TL) and it was a 4 door.
any info would be greatly appreciated .
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From: Philadelphia, PA
ITR = high compression = not good for high boost
Most turbo set ups on the R i have seen run 5-8psi. If you want more, i suggest alot of internal work. I'm not sure exactly what but I'm sure someone else can answer that for u.
NT
Most turbo set ups on the R i have seen run 5-8psi. If you want more, i suggest alot of internal work. I'm not sure exactly what but I'm sure someone else can answer that for u.
NT