with a hrc stage one, steel fuel line, steel oil lines, upgraded injectors, vortech sfmu, missing link, apexi safc, howell bottom end kit (thick-head gasket, forged-low compressions pistons, and eagle rods), all the guages for safe opperations, datalogging. anyway is it possible to have a safe, fast, yet and reliable dsm properly tuned of course.

of course. The 11 second HRC eclipse is a daily driver, so a stage 1 will be fine.

A PROPERLY tuned turbocharged car should be pretty reliable. Factors that will affect your car's engine life and/or performance, will be things like: your driving habits, how often you race, proper maintenance of the car and engine.

You'll blow your sh*t up!! LOL. Dont we all?

It is a drug to say the least, I cant keep out of the turbo with my car...........But with forged internals and say you never go over like 5-6 psi, I bet you could run the shit out of it for a LONG time.
Just ask the guys who are already doing it with stock intenals. Lots of peeps on here have gone thousands of miles, with no boom boom. :)

i wouldnt go with a stage 1... at least not for long.. it needs a FMIC it makes a big difference or smic

Buy a stage 1 and piece it together!



Jon

1997 Eclipse RS

14.21@101mph 10/4/02

MODS: 8.8:1 JE Pistons / Eagle rods / Stage 1 Hahn turbocharger / Melling Oil Pump / Autometer 5" tach / 4 JL 12" W0 subwoofers / Clarion 230w amp / short shifter mod / GReddy EVO exhaust / custom 2 1/2" downpipe / no cat con / CM Stage 1 / 30lb Mustang injectors / TurboXS MBC / 1G SMIC / Eibach Sportline springs / KYB GR-2 struts / GReddy 52mm EGT

>Buy a stage 1 and piece it together!
>
yeah, that's what i want to do, after the rebuild, then the 1g smic, then that j&s thing that extremers has been raving about.

hmm knowing how a car works, and what might cause a small problem will help.. everything you said, and main thing is 'TUNING' ..


Michael 99gs
HRC Stage 2
Stage 3 process begins anyone got a 420a block thats not spun/head for sale?

http://www.dreamwater.net/purplebeast

I think I speak for everyone here with a turbo. Once you put it in and drive it, you will never go back to N/A. It's worth the little problems (busted ring lands, cracked pistons...). My favorite part is when you have some random girl in your car and you spool it up and watch their face light up. :)

>I think I speak for everyone here with a turbo. Once you
>put it in and drive it, you will never go back to N/A. It's
>worth the little problems (busted ring lands, cracked
>pistons...). My favorite part is when you have some random
>girl in your car and you spool it up and watch their face
>light up. :)

well 4 weeks till the kit arrives!

Anything adding more stress to an engine is cause for concern.. but it is whatever you want to do, if you can fix minor things here and there, which even a stock engine you still have to do, then you'll be fine, but just remember that the more power you achieve, the more wrench time you'll be putting in, IMO ;-)