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06-13-2006, 08:29 PM
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Base 93 Stealth
My friendhas a stock base 93 Dodge Stealth and was wondering how to get it into the mid 13's maybe high 12's. I was saying turbo charger.
What do you guys think, list what you think its gonna take him please any ideas would be appreciated And for me could u list some of the turbo's he could go with and stuff thanks boys 
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06-13-2006, 08:50 PM
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Re: Base 93 Stealth
Without some sort of forced induction it isn't happening. Read our FAQ, there are sections on supercharging and twin turboing. Only one other person to my knowledge has hit those times, and he built a motor and used plenty of nitrous. The thread is actually about a half page down.
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06-13-2006, 10:51 PM
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Re: Base 93 Stealth
Some people really need to realize how "fast" mid 13's and high 12's really are. My SOHC ran a 16 flat dead stock. In order to knock 2.5 seconds off I would need a serious amount of power.
Tell your friend if he wants the capability to run those times to do a DOHC TT swap. If he insists on staying SOHC then he should go with a good amount of nitrous to use for track use only and to keep the SOHC healthy because it takes a lot to kill them.
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