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| Topic subject | Is Juice considered a bolt on? |
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47168, Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by brynden29, Apr-21-03 06:30 AM
Yes or no?
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47169, RE: Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by BoostedGS, Apr-21-03 06:56 AM
IMO, yes it is. You don't have to remove anything major to install it. Installation is pretty simple, unless you're talking about a direct port setup.
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47188, RE: Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by 98Talon, Apr-21-03 10:24 AM
Well, technically I think it is considered forced induction, but hey, my kit is held on with bolts... among other things, so sure.
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47204, RE: Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by phrenzy, Apr-21-03 03:59 PM
I wouldn't think it would be forced induction. To me, forced induction means pressurizing the intake charge by some means. N2O would be more like "accelerated combustion".
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47208, RE: Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by thedawg, Apr-21-03 05:13 PM
So what's a "bolt-on supercharger" considered? :9
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47218, RE: Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by 98RsT, Apr-21-03 06:56 PM
Turbo chargers = bolt on.
Nitrous = bolt on.
Super chargers = bolt on.
Rebuilding your engine with forged pistons, a crazy cam, polish and porting heads = not so bolt on.
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47220, RE: Is Juice considered a bolt on?
Posted by optimuspeterson, Apr-21-03 07:09 PM
>Turbo chargers = bolt on.
>Nitrous = bolt on.
>Super chargers = bolt on.
>Rebuilding your engine with forged pistons, a crazy cam,
>polish and porting heads = not so bolt on.
i agree completly
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