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Old 11-15-2004, 04:13 PM
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turbo time

I'm about to cash out some of the stocks I have at work. I'm going to get about $6000. i really wanna get a good turbo kit for my 94LS. I just don't know which one to get. I'm gonna get a Greddy evo2 exhaust from a friend that just totaled his ride. I'm getting it for $200. He's only had it for 3 months. I know a turbo kit won't cost $6000, but I also wanna know what else I should do before I install the turbo. Please keep in mind that I don't wanna do a swap. I just wanna get a good turbo kit and other mods installed for about $6000 or less.
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Re: turbo time

I would get a port and polish job on the head, get forged pistons and rods, crower 62402T cams and hondata. Then get the turbo
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Old 11-16-2004, 11:30 AM
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Re: turbo time

You are going to spend $6k to turbo your car?
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Re: turbo time

Thats what he said
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Re: turbo time

You can boost a teg for a lot less, around $1500 but it will not be a good reliable setup, you would have to go with a FMU instead of something like Hondata, and you would not have any interanl parts. $6K will boost that car to around 14-18 psi and be reliable.
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Re: turbo time

It still seems like too much money to turbo your car only to 14-18 psi. I'm not saying anything bad about Integras, it's just a lot of money.
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Re: turbo time

18 pounds on a B18 is gonna be so much fun. Id spend 6k on it if I had it and it wasnt tied up for anything else
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