Some more work on the turbo kit...
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Some more work on the turbo kit...
Started the DP. I was going to have it exit on the pass. side originally, then moved it to the dr. side, thats why the dp looks like it does. Cast manny's...T67...2.5 crossover pipes...3" DP. When its done I a selling it or its going up on ebay.
Last edited by RealQuick; Jun 9, 2006 at 02:07 PM.
I just use it to support the swaybar 
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Re: Some more work on the turbo kit...
Originally Posted by agent z28
Dude, that thing is a hammer! Why would you sell it after so much work?
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Re: Some more work on the turbo kit...
Originally Posted by RealQuick
Its good practice for when I do my own, plus if I can make a couple $$ to help fund my project its worth it.
It's extremely impressive. What kind of numbers do you hope to put down? How will engine management be controlled? Great to see one of these beasts being built locally.
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Re: Some more work on the turbo kit...
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It's extremely impressive. What kind of numbers do you hope to put down? How will engine management be controlled? Great to see one of these beasts being built locally.
The kit I show above should make around 600rwhp.
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