take a look at this turbo
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take a look at this turbo i really hope this isnt a repost .... but this turbo kit looks interesting
http://www.sfp.net/newProductUpdate.asp
http://www.sfp.net/newProductUpdate.asp
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Rep Power: 0 I like the Cybernation kits more. I am saving for the Stage II.
Click here, then click on turbo kits.
Click here, then click on turbo kits.
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Rep Power: 0 i'm thinking of getting turbo kit but i heard most people have problem with turbo.....i saw the jracing supercharge which is out now for my car 2002 SIR.they said no proble at all and it's more reliable than turbo. which one to get????turbo or supercharge?i dont really race but i go super fast on the highway when i spotted celicas and bmw or audi.
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Rep Power: 0 I've heard people's engines blowing up because of the supercharger. The charger is just another pulley on the motor. A turbo uses exhaust gases to spool up, so there is no pulley. A turbo will last a long time, as long as the setup is ok. And you watch all your gauges etc.
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Rep Power: 0 you wont blow up your engine w/a turbo, as long as you have it installed and setup right. just be sure to have a professional install it (which is probably gonna cost you a good deal of money) and have a professional tune it too.
here in cincy, i know a shop that would install it for $1500. thats mass money, but apparently since the K series engines are so new, its kinda tricky to install a turbo.
here in cincy, i know a shop that would install it for $1500. thats mass money, but apparently since the K series engines are so new, its kinda tricky to install a turbo.
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Rep Power: 0 ^ True that. Get it done right the first time and there wont be a problem. Make sure they warrenty or somehing on their work. So if something does happen, it couldnt be just your fault, if it was a install issue. You would need to have the car tuned so you get all the horsepower possible and the car will run better.
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