im lookin to spend about a grand this month on my motor but looking for the best way to do it any suggestions....i was thinking of just either peicing a turbo kit together or type r cams and a port and polish job

 

i would do a fully built, all motor, built the internals first, and see how you like it

 

Do you have any goals? or you just want to "go fast?"

A little more detail about what you like or would like to achieve would help. I'd hate to steer you down a path you wouldn't like simply because I lack key information in YOUR decision making process.

 

i mean yea i wana shave some time of my 1/4 mile but im still in skool and im only tryna spend a grand on my motor rite now im just lookin for ppl's suggestions see if i can get any ideas or what other ppl would do if they were in my place

 

My opinion: Save your money.

Your in school, there's way more important things to focus on than how fast your car goes.

I'm a fellow student, and I know how it feels. If you want to budget your car build, all that it going to happen is you becoming unhappy with your build.

Save up and do it right the first time, that's my approach.

 

i feel you on that i should focus on skool but you know i cant just give up on my car...i think ima just start puttin a turbo kit 2gether

 

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Sounds like a plan. Buy a quality turbo, some other parts, and buy as you go.

You'll end up with a nice kit in no time.

 

yea thats what my cousin tells me peicie it up but dnt buy no garbage parts

 

Turbo and college? NA would be more reliable and best for a college kid. I know turbo's can be reliable too, but NA is easily reliable. My .02

 

Get some CTR cams and get them dyno tuned. That's good for a 10-15whp gain (dyno tuned, not just throwin there).

 

depends on your goals?

but it is true doing it right the first time is best

so save save lots of money

 

go with a fully built high compression b20 and run that