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Turbo shopping...
So before I probably get bashed for what ever reason, I would like to state that I have to experience in the realm of turbos, that is I don't know what products are good and I have never installed one on a car before. I know the basic science/mechanics behind them though. By "trade" I am an aircraft mechanic and via education I am an engineer.
No I have been looking at turbos today, more specifically at a VF39 off a subaru while I'm here at the bar. Any idea as to: A) The performance specs and reliability of them? B) The actual instaltions of them, ie fitting under the Z hood so to speak. Phone is about to die so hit this thread up and I'll get back to editing it in a little. Thanks, Genosphere. |
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Be the first to try a pair of these on a Z.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...803fc96e13.jpg Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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I'm guessing you want to piece together a lower-cost option for a turbo kit. I wouldn't use a VF39. Talk to this dude: http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...rbos-vq37.html
Otherwise, go with a Boosted Performance kit. |
:iagree: I fully agree with Chuck33079.
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one should not post whilst drunk during cinco de mayo........and the derby.........and pens blowing game 5.
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The cheapest part of a twin turbo upgrade is the twin turbo kit itself. If you buy a quality kit no extra cost will be needed for it. So say a Fast Intentions TT kit is solid. An AAM kit has many bottlenecks and will need some attention depending on what you do. ETC.
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