I'm a noob, i have an rsx-s. Help me please!
10-24-2006, 09:23 PM
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has the answer to all your questions although I would recoment reading a lot before you post unless you want to get flamed.
has the answer to all your questions although I would recoment reading a lot before you post unless you want to get flamed.
10-31-2006, 05:18 PM
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Full race turbo for a self proclaimed noob?
IMO the best thing you can do is spend a LOT of time researching forced induction, deciding if you're willing to take the relaiblilty hit, and in the meanwhile saev the cash and put some of it to drivers training/racing school/auto-x/etc.
IMO the best thing you can do is spend a LOT of time researching forced induction, deciding if you're willing to take the relaiblilty hit, and in the meanwhile saev the cash and put some of it to drivers training/racing school/auto-x/etc.
11-10-2006, 04:41 AM
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has the answer to all your questions although I would recoment reading a lot before you post unless you want to get flamed.
has the answer to all your questions although I would recoment reading a lot before you post unless you want to get flamed.
11-17-2006, 11:33 AM
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You have to decide whether you want to go turbo or SC. If you want to go SC start with the bolt ons: cold air intake, race header, exhaust. If turbo dont bother with bolts-ons because you'll have to change 'em later.