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06-08-2007, 04:36 PM
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hello i am new to the site. I am speaking on behalf of my little brother who decided to purchase a turbo for his car. he is usually pretty good about installing new things to his car but, and he wouldnt admit it, i think he is having problems with this install. i was searching on line for a how-to or illistrations on how to install the turbo he purchased but i cant seem to find what i am looking for. if some one could point me in the right direction i would be so thankful.
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06-09-2007, 06:42 PM
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RE: turbo
If you are asking such a broad question like that, and looking for intructions, I can guarantee some major headaches. It's not like an intake where you bolt it on hook up a tube and go. There is fuel, timing, boost control, lubrication,tuning, ect, ect, that go along with it. Boosting a normally N/A car is quite a project. If you don't know what you're doing you can easily and very quickly ruin an engine with boost. You might want to consider bringing it to a shop to take care of it.
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06-14-2007, 05:56 PM
RE: turbo
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If you are asking such a broad question like that, and looking for intructions, I can guarantee some major headaches. It's not like an intake where you bolt it on hook up a tube and go. There is fuel, timing, boost control, lubrication,tuning, ect, ect, that go along with it. Boosting a normally N/A car is quite a project. If you don't know what you're doing you can easily and very quickly ruin an engine with boost. You might want to consider bringing it to a shop to take care of it.
If you are asking such a broad question like that, and looking for intructions, I can guarantee some major headaches. It's not like an intake where you bolt it on hook up a tube and go. There is fuel, timing, boost control, lubrication,tuning, ect, ect, that go along with it. Boosting a normally N/A car is quite a project. If you don't know what you're doing you can easily and very quickly ruin an engine with boost. You might want to consider bringing it to a shop to take care of it.
He should have just sold the car and bought a turbo Dodge. [sm=happy046.gif]