turboed b18b
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turboed b18b
OK so i met this guy tonight....hes trading me a t3/t4e turbo from turbonetics for my Nos fogger system...heres some questions..he told me hed install it all for free as long as im there to help/learn with him. He told me all i need to do is to get the stuff. i have an extra exhaust manifold...what now? he said i need a wastegate...but what else would i need. oh yeah i wanna run like 5-9 psi...is that bad on a stock block? any help would be appreciated.
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Re: turboed b18b (96teggyls)
You need to search through the archives here and then ask more narrowed questions if need be. What all are you getting for your fogger kit? Just the snail itself? What kind of manifold do you have. It sounds like you arent getting anything else in this trade and you are going to need A LOT of added parts. Look at my sig. Thats just the beginning.
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Re: turboed b18b (RedTegLS)
besides the turbo itself and manifold you are going to need a few more key parts. You're going to need a wastegate, intercooler, intercooler piping, BOV, Downpipe and some type of fuel management. You can probably have an exhaust shop make your IC piping and downpipe for you.
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Re: turboed b18b (fullboostin)
i am just finishing my b18b turbo, so let me give you a run down on what i paid for the parts you still need, just to give you an idea of what you are jumping into. Of course most of this could be substituted for cheaper parts, but not much if you want you car to last.
IC piping- $50(raw material)
fittings/clamps-$40
dp and exhaust- $355(raw material)
FMIC- $175 (custom made)
dsm injectors-$60
resistor box-$2.50
SAFC II-$260
Wastegate (tial)-$215
BOV (tial)-$210
total- $1367.50 <----- what you are looking to spend.
now you could get that way down or way up, but i would say that is pretty average for descent parts.
IC piping- $50(raw material)
fittings/clamps-$40
dp and exhaust- $355(raw material)
FMIC- $175 (custom made)
dsm injectors-$60
resistor box-$2.50
SAFC II-$260
Wastegate (tial)-$215
BOV (tial)-$210
total- $1367.50 <----- what you are looking to spend.
now you could get that way down or way up, but i would say that is pretty average for descent parts.
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Re: turboed b18b (envision2teg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by envision2teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i am just finishing my b18b turbo, so let me give you a run down on what i paid for the parts you still need, just to give you an idea of what you are jumping into. Of course most of this could be substituted for cheaper parts, but not much if you want you car to last.
IC piping- $50(raw material)
fittings/clamps-$40
dp and exhaust- $355(raw material)
FMIC- $175 (custom made)
dsm injectors-$60
resistor box-$2.50
SAFC II-$260
Wastegate (tial)-$215
BOV (tial)-$210
total- $1367.50 <----- what you are looking to spend.
now you could get that way down or way up, but i would say that is pretty average for descent parts.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah what envision2teg said. better do your research before you jump into something you're unfamiliar with. i'm saying this cause i did exactly that when i first started cause i had friends with little or no knowledge with turbo setups and they led me onto the wrong path saying fuel setups weren't important and that all you needed was oil to the turbo.
IC piping- $50(raw material)
fittings/clamps-$40
dp and exhaust- $355(raw material)
FMIC- $175 (custom made)
dsm injectors-$60
resistor box-$2.50
SAFC II-$260
Wastegate (tial)-$215
BOV (tial)-$210
total- $1367.50 <----- what you are looking to spend.
now you could get that way down or way up, but i would say that is pretty average for descent parts.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah what envision2teg said. better do your research before you jump into something you're unfamiliar with. i'm saying this cause i did exactly that when i first started cause i had friends with little or no knowledge with turbo setups and they led me onto the wrong path saying fuel setups weren't important and that all you needed was oil to the turbo.
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