whats the cheapest most sufficant turbo?
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whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo?
im looking to maybe turbo or supercharge my jdm b16a its already built so im lookin into forced induction so my ? is whats the cheapest but most efficent turbo and the bare minimum to run it properly with a sufficant gain for the buck or is more sufficent to by a greddy turbo kit with all the housing and pipeing and intercooler kit for around 2200 bucks to me a used supercharger is much cheaper and an easy install and i dont have to buy excess gauges except maybe a boost controller and air.fuel ratio gauge plz inputs on this subject
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Re: whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo? (civicguy225)
Cheapest, probably a used turbo from the junkyard.
Cheapest new turbo to buy, probably like a super 60
As for turbo kits, anyone you find piece together is not going to be better then piecing one together yourself.
Cheapest new turbo to buy, probably like a super 60
As for turbo kits, anyone you find piece together is not going to be better then piecing one together yourself.
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Re: whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo? (civicguy225)
search or you will get flamed
if you want a turbo kit and you dont want to do any research than goto http://www.turbo-kits.com and just buy one otherwise search
if you want a turbo kit and you dont want to do any research than goto http://www.turbo-kits.com and just buy one otherwise search
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Re: whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo? (tony413)
thats wasnt my ? i was asking does just running a turbine even do anything alone cuz thats all the super 60 is
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Re: whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo? (civicguy225)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civicguy225 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thats wasnt my ? i was asking does just running a turbine even do anything alone cuz thats all the super 60 is</TD></TR></TABLE>
i misunderstood then and BTW i still dont get your question.
you wanna know if swapping turbines will help your turbo ?
i misunderstood then and BTW i still dont get your question.
you wanna know if swapping turbines will help your turbo ?
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Re: whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo? (tony413)
no im saying the answer i got was buying a super 60 which to my knowledge is only a turbine with no plummin or anything now my car is n/a so just buying a super 60 wouldnt do **** would it cuz u cant just have a turbine and no plumming or and intercooler
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You can get an inexpensive manifold, use no intercooler, and use a decently-sized turbo, and still have quick spool time and the same IAT's (air temp).
If you choose to run your turbo w/o any charge piping, you get ZERO performance increase (actually less due to restriction), and also will ruin the turbo - it will spin at crazy RPM's if its allowed to freewheel, especially if you don't have oil supplied to it.
<U>PLEASE read this ENTIRE article at least twice before even thinking about posting in the FORCED INDUCTION section again. Anything you could ask at this point is covered in it:</U>
http://www.beesandgoats.com/bo....html
Otherwise you are wasting your time, and more importantly wasting OUR time.
If you choose to run your turbo w/o any charge piping, you get ZERO performance increase (actually less due to restriction), and also will ruin the turbo - it will spin at crazy RPM's if its allowed to freewheel, especially if you don't have oil supplied to it.
<U>PLEASE read this ENTIRE article at least twice before even thinking about posting in the FORCED INDUCTION section again. Anything you could ask at this point is covered in it:</U>
http://www.beesandgoats.com/bo....html
Otherwise you are wasting your time, and more importantly wasting OUR time.
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ur only wasting ur time if u reply to it and i know a greddy turbo kit runs around 1700 or 1600 plus another 800 for lets say and intercooler kit and then on top of that gauges and install ect... were a used supercharger is around 800 bucks or new 1800... yet the only gauge i would need is a boost controller and maybe a air/fuel ratio gauge... with a cheaper install or if i find the time put it in myself wouldnt that be the best way to go or do hondas have heating issues when supercharged?
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ok. first of all like they said previously research. ur questions are makin no sense and u obviously dont even know how a turbo or supercharger works. all u will need is a boost controller for a supercharger? boost is controlled by the pulley size on the supercharger, boost is constant. its unecessary to have a boost controller for a supercharger. and no u can get a turbo kit for as cheap as 700 shipped if u have ur own crew to install it correctly.
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really whats a site for a turbo kit for 700 or a little more that actully gives noticable power gains and is reliable id love to read up on this... and actully i do know how superchargers work as well as cynthetic chargers and for a little better tunning a boost controll is optional..
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Oh my ******* god....that's all i can think of and just had to post.
Boost on a supercharger is PULLEY CONTROLLED, NOT Controlled with a boost controller. read up on what you need. I learned all my **** by reading this site before it went to ****. made decent power halfway reliably on parts i picked up for next to nothing. with a little reading and some creativity you can have a turbo setup on your car. but no one is going to baby you to get their. a couple days of REALLY good searching on the net will answer all the questions, if you don't have that time then better off not even turbo charging.
Boost on a supercharger is PULLEY CONTROLLED, NOT Controlled with a boost controller. read up on what you need. I learned all my **** by reading this site before it went to ****. made decent power halfway reliably on parts i picked up for next to nothing. with a little reading and some creativity you can have a turbo setup on your car. but no one is going to baby you to get their. a couple days of REALLY good searching on the net will answer all the questions, if you don't have that time then better off not even turbo charging.
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Re: whats the cheapest most sufficent turbo? (tony413)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tony413 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">search or you will get flamed
if you want a turbo kit and you dont want to do any research than goto http://www.turbo-kits.com and just buy one otherwise search </TD></TR></TABLE>
i tried to tell you
if you want a turbo kit and you dont want to do any research than goto http://www.turbo-kits.com and just buy one otherwise search </TD></TR></TABLE>
i tried to tell you
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