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berzerkledMay-04-03 02:36 PM
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#48124, "newb with turbo questions"


          

yea yea these have been asked before i know..

okay i want to go the cheapest route for a stage 1 or stage 2 turbo setup. if i do a custom turbo kit how much should i be expecting to pay? and is it really worth doing it this way or should i just get a star kit?
thanks guys

  

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RE: newb with turbo questions, juggalo, May-04-03 02:42 PM, #1
RE: newb with turbo questions, 2gdsm_nc, May-04-03 06:52 PM, #2
      RE: newb with turbo questions, tim97rs, May-04-03 07:08 PM, #3
           RE: newb with turbo questions, kaotik, May-05-03 10:34 AM, #4
                RE: newb with turbo questions, berzerkled, May-05-03 05:08 PM, #5
                     RE: newb with turbo questions, fullservie, May-05-03 07:11 PM, #6
                          RE: newb with turbo questions, HadesOmega, May-07-03 11:23 AM, #7
                               RE: newb with turbo questions, Teametx, May-07-03 11:28 AM, #8

juggaloMay-04-03 02:42 PM
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#48125, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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get a star kit

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2gdsm_ncMay-04-03 06:52 PM
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#48137, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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do alot of research and do it yourself, you will learn alot more about your car and have more of a acomplishment buy doing the work for yourself,

or get the star kit emoji

  

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tim97rsMay-04-03 07:08 PM
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#48139, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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buy "Maximum boost" by Corkey Bell. Its the turbo bible. i just did a custom kit myself and i had fun and learned a lot, BUT would not recommend it to anyone who dosen't have a fair bit of mechanical/fabricating knowledge and or the tools to get thru a peskey problem.

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kaotikMay-05-03 10:34 AM
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#48167, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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>buy "Maximum boost" by Corkey Bell. Its the turbo bible. i
>just did a custom kit myself and i had fun and learned a lot,
>BUT would not recommend it to anyone who dosen't have a fair
>bit of mechanical/fabricating knowledge and or the tools to
>get thru a peskey problem.
>
>Buy a star kit! emoji

i agree!! i also just finished a custom kit, they are a blast, you learn alot, but if you dont know much about fabing, or mechanics, dont go that route, if you do, i encourage it. i payed about 1,300.00 for mine complete with FMIC.

anyone ever thought of a drive-thru parts store? that would be cool!

  

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berzerkledMay-05-03 05:08 PM
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#48184, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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okay cool thanks guys

  

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#48200, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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My company has been building turbo kits for all types of cars lately, including a 4 cyl s-10 and a 1st gen rx-7.....We could build you one that would be just as good if not better than the star kit...for around $1750, including front mount, t3/04, mandrel bent intercooler pipes, etc..e-mail me if you are intrested...Fullserv504@aol.com

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HadesOmegaMay-07-03 11:23 AM
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#48305, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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if your a newbie to turbo and don't much about them I don't recommend doing your own backyard kit. if you do know what's involved I say go for it. Cost me like 150 for a manifold, turbo, and downpipe from the junkyard will probably cost more than that for you since there's not stock car with a turbo manifold for us, but then again there might be...


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TeametxMay-07-03 11:28 AM
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#48308, "RE: newb with turbo questions"
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what about the new turbo neons? emoji

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