Before i began putting my turbo parts into my car, i was just wonderin if I should have the shop install it before they dyno it, or should i put the parts in myself? My concern is, if i put the high volume fuel pump into my car, install the new ECU, bigger injectors, and the turbo parts, will i still be able to drive my car to the DYNO? Would it be safe? What should i do?

 

the cheapest and safest option you have is to install the turbo parts yourself and tow/trailer it to the dyno shop.

Be sure to post up the setup and results. good luck

 

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Be sure to post up the setup and results. good luck </TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, tow it. No need to destroy the engine on the way to the dyno.

 

Towing is definately the best option.

what kit did you get?

 

around here its 90 dollars a day for a flat bed trailer.

 

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Be sure to post up the setup and results. good luck </TD></TR></TABLE>

 

i will be renting a trailer from u-haul. being i have to take it to another state. ive heard its pretty cheap. that is what i would recommend. all u need is a trailer hitch. and ur good. plus itll mean that much more when u drive it home. have fun!