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Topic subjectcan it be to late to turbo?
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9265, can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by Kirby, Nov-12-01 09:26 AM
Hey fellas I heard someone say that it may be a little late to turbo if you have high miles. so I was curious if you plan on upgrading internals and over boring and all that anyway when you turbo will it ever be too late? and if so why? because i was thinking if i had 100,000 miles on it if i replace the bottom end it would still be ok right?
9266, RE: can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by guest, Nov-12-01 10:08 AM
I put on my turbo kit when my engine had about 73,000 miles on it. Just do a compression test and see what the numbers are. ANd if you get the internals done your engine will be like new. When they take the engine apart you might have to get some valve work done too but it shouldnt be a big problem.

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9267, RE: can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by DarkOne, Nov-12-01 02:12 PM
It's never too late. You're probably going to blow it up anyway ;-) Might as well have fun before you do.

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9268, RE: can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by 1995GS, Nov-27-01 02:15 PM
>I put on my turbo kit when my engine had about 73,000 miles
>on it. Just do a compression test and see what the numbers
>are. ANd if you get the internals done your engine will be
>like new. When they take the engine apart you might have to
>get some valve work done too but it shouldnt be a big
>problem.
>
>DAVE_FL
>97 T-GS
>HRC stage 2
>
>Orlando DSM www.orl.dsm.org
>DAVE99@cfl.rr.com



How much does it cost to get the internals done? Can most places do it for me?


-Brian
9269, RE: can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by Dave_FL, Nov-27-01 02:42 PM
The rebuild kit is $1099 at howell automotive. And the labor could be anywhere from $600-$1000.
9270, RE: can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by randy, Nov-12-01 02:38 PM
I had 130,000 when i put mine on. 6 months installed and no sign of trouble.
9271, RE: can it be to late to turbo?
Posted by CVedEclipse, Nov-27-01 02:41 PM
wow slapped one on at 130k? i think that would be the highest mileage to start boostin..?? anyone higher? that gives me hope for my 115k. and i like to hear no probs! good ish man!