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Old 09-07-2004, 12:11 PM
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Focus Upgrades??

would a turbo and intercooler mess up the stock rings in the focus, i dont want a big turbo but i want somthing that is simple to understand with like minimal boost, such as like 6-7 lbs, please help me Thanx
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Re: Focus Upgrades??

you shold safely be able to run 6-7psi on stock internals
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you shold safely be able to run 6-7psi on stock internals
Agreed. If you're doing the turbo thing, you may want to do the internals over anyways, as to complete the turbo set-up, an upgraded intake and exhaust system might be in order...

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