Reliable turbo
As the title said, i was doing some research and i came up with the conclusion of what i want to do with my teg, i want to gain some hp, not much though, i dont want like 260+ or anything, i just want something that'll go fast when need be.
Also, since i've had an accident in the past while racing (wasnt my car), my girl doesnt want me racing my own car, so i'm trying to get something that isn't too "hard core" or tempting, and cost is also a factor to a certain degree, so i thought just get a lower stage turbo, but i cant seem to find any.. any advise is greatly appreciated
P.S. i'd like to find something that's not going to blow up my stock internals etc.
Also, since i've had an accident in the past while racing (wasnt my car), my girl doesnt want me racing my own car, so i'm trying to get something that isn't too "hard core" or tempting, and cost is also a factor to a certain degree, so i thought just get a lower stage turbo, but i cant seem to find any.. any advise is greatly appreciated
P.S. i'd like to find something that's not going to blow up my stock internals etc.
any turbo can reliable its all about the tune
thats about all i can tell you bout a turbo, unless u wana know what the ptshhhhhhhhh sound is
thats about all i can tell you bout a turbo, unless u wana know what the ptshhhhhhhhh sound is
you've entrigued me.. enlighten me about this so called "PTSHHHHHH"
but really, should i have that extra higher tune? the reason im reluctant is because im afraid i'd be tempted
but really, should i have that extra higher tune? the reason im reluctant is because im afraid i'd be tempted
Seems like you might want to find a used Greddy turbo kit, sounds perfect for what your looking for. Some people will say ditch the greddy fuel management and get something better. Its a small turbo, quick spool, and should give you your little "omph" when you need it.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Schister66 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do a home made 16g or midframe T3 turbo build.....do it yourself and you'll save a lot of money.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
buying a used greddy kit would be about the same price as building your own kit, if not less.
for the original poster, i think the greddy kit would suite you best. You can find them used for cheap and you will not have any fitment issues. Just bolt the thing on and drive. The only con about the greddy kit is it doesnt make power, so if you see yourself wanting more than 300whp, then look else where. But seeing what you want, i would say go with a used greddy kit, spend some extra money for engine management and get the car tuned.
Ive been through 3 setups already, t3/t4, sc61, and now the greddy kit. Trust me, it isnt so bad. Good luck man
buying a used greddy kit would be about the same price as building your own kit, if not less.
for the original poster, i think the greddy kit would suite you best. You can find them used for cheap and you will not have any fitment issues. Just bolt the thing on and drive. The only con about the greddy kit is it doesnt make power, so if you see yourself wanting more than 300whp, then look else where. But seeing what you want, i would say go with a used greddy kit, spend some extra money for engine management and get the car tuned.
Ive been through 3 setups already, t3/t4, sc61, and now the greddy kit. Trust me, it isnt so bad. Good luck man
Trending Topics
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Azcheron
Honda S2000
16
Mar 25, 2007 11:40 AM





