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Old 10-21-2001, 04:15 PM   #1
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Turbo ... bo... bo..

For all you turbo runners out there...

Whats the "most reliable" turbo engine you've run or have heard about?
I'm lookin into getting a turbo after i get my N/A junk stuffs through Luke (i know.... )

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I'm an engine Newbie, ...

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Are you referring to turbo & engine combinations or are you talking about turbo manufacturers?

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Hmm good question.

I was thinking of getting maybe.. a new engine? Or something..
After looking in awe at Geo's DET, ... i was thinking of putting maybe a DET in there. Or ... what kinds of Turbo systems can regular DE's handle well? I'm shooting for 250hp or so (to the wheel)

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Hmm good question.

I was thinking of getting maybe.. a new engine? Or something..
After looking in awe at Geo's DET, ... i was thinking of putting maybe a DET in there. Or ... what kinds of Turbo systems can regular DE's handle well? I'm shooting for 250hp or so (to the wheel)
The Hotshot turbo kit should do the trick. A DET will come just a little short. Without changing out a bunch of things ($$$$), you'll max out at about 250 crank hp.

Hotshot should be able to use 80% of the DET installation kit with their turbo kit. The only thing they'd have to fab is the compressor discharge to FMIC pipe.
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