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Old 09-27-2004, 04:12 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by Jinx
I'm working on a printable guide to charging an N/A 7. All factory parts, including intake manifold. Also I'll put up the links for SS turbo exhaust manifolds for the N/A. I think that there is no reason not to turbo you N/A if you take into consideration what you are doing and do it the proper way. If you ghettofy it, it will blow up. I'll try to get my guide up soon.
theres nothing wrong with turboing an n/a, its just that it can be more expensive in the long run. I would rather just get a turbo engine and not have to worry about anything else.. altough if you make sure there is enough fuel, an n/at will make power easier and have a better bottom end.


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