dumas07

Ok i learned a hard lesson on turbo setups during my purchase of parts. I chose to go cheap as most noobs would so far i have
-t3/t4 50 trim turbo
-obx manifold/downpipe/dumbtube
-440 cc injectors RC
-Walbro 255 fuel pump
-fuel press reg.
-tial wastegate
-hks ssqv bov
-full IC Setup

Now i know there are lots of other minor things i should get to help keep my engine running good since turbo's stress the engine like a "oil catch can," im researching about.

**My question is is there anything that anyone has had experience with that they can tell me i should buy so that its still a reliable car, since its my daily driver?**

thanks for any help!!

sc4dr

looks like your on the right track. What kind of fuel management are you planning on running?

dumas07

well for now i have a chipped ecu with a crome map for my setup.....but the guy that is helpin me install it said he thinks uberdata is better (not sure) and he can do a more in-depth tune. But im deff waiting for ectune to come out and be through beta

dumas07

you think that i need to get msd ignition.?... i heard it helps a little but its not required what would be the benefit?

esedulerp5tenin

crome is free, uberdata is not. for the money, crome can't be beat

and you wont need the msd ignition, crome will be able to control it

Buzzbomb

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and you wont need the msd ignition, crome will be able to control it </TD></TR></TABLE>

No, Uberdata is free also.

CROME Pro is not free.