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Forum nameTurbo/Nitrous Tech
Topic subjectwhat type of work for a turbo kit
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75497, what type of work for a turbo kit
Posted by Eliminat0r, Aug-26-04 09:26 AM
just wondering what king of work needs to be done in order to add on a turbo, im probbaly gonna get the hahn stage 2. just doing some research so i can see what all i can't do and who around my area can do it.

also what mods should i get if im only planning on boosting like 8-9 psi till i get the money to build the engine.

Also can anyone reccomend a good piggyback fuel computer, i've heard good things about e-manage
75498, RE: what type of work for a turbo kit
Posted by Super20G, Aug-26-04 10:14 AM
Buy kit, install kit, blow up motor, rebuild motor

You can do it yourself with basic tools... borrow what you need from loan-a-tool programs at NAPA and AUTOZONE.

Try using search below, works wonders.

http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=search
75506, RE: what type of work for a turbo kit
Posted by Eliminat0r, Aug-26-04 12:48 PM
Originally posted by Super20G
Buy kit, install kit, blow up motor, rebuild motor You can do it yourself with basic tools... borrow what you need from loan-a-tool programs at NAPA and AUTOZONE. Try using search below, works wonders. http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=search


what i typed in didnt recieve any matches, also i was referring as if there was any welding or something of that nature involved when installing a turbo kit. Cause i don't know how to weld so id have to get that done somewhere if there is welding involved

75499, RE: what type of work for a turbo kit
Posted by DSMeclipseGS, Aug-26-04 10:15 AM
Definitely go pick up a copy of Maximum Boost and read it before you even buy the kit. I wish I did. That way you'll understand how everything in a turbocharged car works. Its just too much to be explained in one thread. Also search. All this info is in the forums already.
75502, RE: what type of work for a turbo kit
Posted by Steve, Aug-26-04 11:34 AM
looks like you just got all the info you need...now go read and THEN read some more then turbo.