kind of a newbie question but here goes....
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kind of a newbie question but here goes....
would i be spending more money to get my integ gsr into the mid-high 13's NA or it takes more $$$ to get mid 12's FI?
[Modified by redteg1, 3:01 AM 6/4/2002]
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Re: kind of a newbie question but here goes.... (redteg1)
In my experience it costs way more money to get a car faster n/a than turbo. Especially in your heavy Integra(in comparison to a hatch). Turbo will be the easiest way to go and with the weight of the car, you'll have a hell of a time getting into the 12s. I suggest low compression and slicks at the very least.
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Re: kind of a newbie question but here goes.... (redteg1)
It will be more expensive to hit 12's FI, unless you go junkyard/homemade or something. Just think a turbo kit(3000, very basic), gutted and slicks can net you 12's.....cams, good header, exhuast, tuning($2000) and you should be able to do higher 13's na...then add slicks and mid 13's NA shouldn't be too big of a deal.
In the end, I would say turbo is more cost effective.
[Modified by HXMan, 10:58 PM 6/3/2002]
In the end, I would say turbo is more cost effective.
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Re: kind of a newbie question but here goes.... (tonydatyga)
there's a huge difference between mid 12's and high 13's...
Go turbo or go home....
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Re: kind of a newbie question but here goes.... (93LSivic)
Go turbo or go home....
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