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Turbo Kit Parts List
I just want to know the essential parts to get a turbo kit assembled...

1. turbo
2. custom piping
3. intercooler
4. bov
5. new clutch
6. boost gauge
7. boost controller
8. a/f gauge
9. wastegate
10. new injectors
11. turbo timer
12. spark plugs
13. air filter


anyone like to add to this list or correct me on this list about the nonesstial parts that go with a turbo kit...
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i couldnt add to that list if i wanted to... but i have a question.
whats a bov?
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blow off valve
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what about the fuel system?
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This is a full kit:

Intake pipe

Turbo to piping hose

Throttle body to pipe

Hose clamps/Connectors

Hose clamps/Air filter

Ducting/Air filter

Connector/Air filter

Air filter

Boost gauge

Turbo & Drain gaskets

Wastegate

Steel downpipe

Header

Header/Turbo bolts

Downpipe/Turbo bolts

Wastegate/Flange bolts

Discharge tube

Turbo oil drain flange

BlowOff Valve

Fuel Pressure regulator

Brass T oil sending unit

Oil Sending Nipple

Steel oil line

Turbo oil inlet

Steel oil return line

Oil return to pan

Instruction sheet

Thermal wrap

Plastic vacuum fitting

Vacuum hose

Vacuum T fitting

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a turbo timer is nice...BUT NOT NEEDED. all it does is keep the car running for a couple minutes after you drive around in order to circulate oil through the turbo and cool it down.
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[hr]Originally posted by: lump
what about the fuel system?[hr]
you COULD leave the stock one I think... but its MUCH better to upgrade
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thanx....
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where are you guys actully purchasing this kit i am very interesed andhve half the money right no tel me where to go and ill buyit sooner or later
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[hr]Originally posted by: 4drcivic2k1
a turbo timer is nice...BUT NOT NEEDED. all it does is keep the car running for a couple minutes after you drive around in order to circulate oil through the turbo and cool it down.[hr]
yeah, it's not needed if you don't mind changing the oil in your turbo every 200 miles or so. that stuff will cook inside a hot turbo. it keeps it spinning so it doesn't burn itself out.

at least that's what i've been told by others on this site.
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Turbo-performance.com sells a kit. With T3 turbo, turbo header, intercooler and all the fixin's for $3300 USF.[IMG]i/expressions/beer_yum.gif[/IMG]
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timer is needed if you want you bearings to be in good condion because of the heat you will coke your oil and you want it to idle and cool down before you shut it all the way down
 
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