How I stand against a TT350z
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If you are planing to do a 1.8 swap why even bother looking at turbo solutions now? Get the swap done then buy the turbo gear. Why have your stuff sitting in a closet collecting dust.
Do all the supporting stuff now and keep an eye out in the classifieds, something will eventually come out. I suspect when FM get's production rolling on their new turbo kits the herd will get upgrade fever and there will be lots of **** for sale!
Doing the 1.8 swap, MS install, clutch and diff will take you a while.
Do all the supporting stuff now and keep an eye out in the classifieds, something will eventually come out. I suspect when FM get's production rolling on their new turbo kits the herd will get upgrade fever and there will be lots of **** for sale!
Doing the 1.8 swap, MS install, clutch and diff will take you a while.
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If you are planing to do a 1.8 swap why even bother looking at turbo solutions now? Get the swap done then buy the turbo gear. Why have your stuff sitting in a closet collecting dust.
Do all the supporting stuff now and keep an eye out in the classifieds, something will eventually come out. I suspect when FM get's production rolling on their new turbo kits the herd will get upgrade fever and there will be lots of **** for sale!
Doing the 1.8 swap, MS install, clutch and diff will take you a while.
Do all the supporting stuff now and keep an eye out in the classifieds, something will eventually come out. I suspect when FM get's production rolling on their new turbo kits the herd will get upgrade fever and there will be lots of **** for sale!
Doing the 1.8 swap, MS install, clutch and diff will take you a while.
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Thats sweet man...a friend of mine just had a complete shortblock built and is getting a greddy TT setup from his single turbo setup now...going for mid 400 on low boost and over 550 HP on high boost...its sick.
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I've never tallied the receipts, but I've probably exceeded that figure by this point. The Greddy turbo kit itself was a very small portion of the overall project cost.
Not to say that a person couldn't install the base Greddy turbo and run it with no problems, I just have a compulsive need to modify things.
Not to say that a person couldn't install the base Greddy turbo and run it with no problems, I just have a compulsive need to modify things.
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