aside all b.s. what do you need for a 85 gsl-se to be turboed for 3K if possible
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aside all b.s. what do you need for a 85 gsl-se to be turboed for 3K if possible
how could i get started on putting a turbo in my 1985 gsl-se for about 3k?
if this is possible im not sure cause im new to the turbo stuff....your 2 cents appreciated.
if this is possible im not sure cause im new to the turbo stuff....your 2 cents appreciated.
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didnt realize that was you again, there is a local guy that runs a rotaryshack setup, but he never had it tuned in completely, its actually down here in pullman. very nice car, you'll proabably get to see it soon, there is a couple in spokane that are lookin at buying it.
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From: LOS ANGELES
Estimated prices:
FMU $200
Fuel pump $200
Turbo $500
Mainfold $300
Exh $300
Wastegate $300
BOV $50
misc fittings and clamps $200
total $2050
good for 5psi - very basic setup.
You might get these parts cheaper or more expensive.
FMU $200
Fuel pump $200
Turbo $500
Mainfold $300
Exh $300
Wastegate $300
BOV $50
misc fittings and clamps $200
total $2050
good for 5psi - very basic setup.
You might get these parts cheaper or more expensive.
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I was taking into account the fact that he seemed to indicate that he was new to the turbo and possibly car modification scene. Also I tend to think in Canadian, which is more expensive for most car things. Also I was counting tuning time and a proper fuel set-up (EFI), blowthrough would be a good option for cheaper. I stand by my estimate.
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