I just got a turbo
NOOO they be stealin' my bucket
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RE: I just got a turbo
Ok well why dont you take this over to the forced induction section my friend i mean after all that is why we have a forced induction section.
. You are going to need injectors even for lower boost levels. I would start a page over in the forced induction section with a little more details such as intercooler set up, turbo specs, car details, etc. This well help us help you.
. You are going to need injectors even for lower boost levels. I would start a page over in the forced induction section with a little more details such as intercooler set up, turbo specs, car details, etc. This well help us help you.
NOOO they be stealin' my bucket
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 2,200
From: Fort Brag NC (no longer in iraq)
ROTM Winner's Club
RE: I just got a turbo
ORIGINAL: Gorn
Why would anyone buy a turbo and not know what else is needed? Why do you care about expenses if they are covered? No where near enough info on you or what you have with your turbo. A good tune will cost you $800-$1200. Is it a rear turbo a front turbo how about an inter-cooler? What exhaust manifolds/header are you running?
Unless this is one of those electric one. You hook that up and gut the cat you will be in 500hp range. Your going to have beef up your drive line a little.
Why would anyone buy a turbo and not know what else is needed? Why do you care about expenses if they are covered? No where near enough info on you or what you have with your turbo. A good tune will cost you $800-$1200. Is it a rear turbo a front turbo how about an inter-cooler? What exhaust manifolds/header are you running?
Unless this is one of those electric one. You hook that up and gut the cat you will be in 500hp range. Your going to have beef up your drive line a little.
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