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08-04-09, 04:21 AM
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id say either one but ull be super tempted to turn up the boost and go faster on a turbo set-up lol i know i am, on the flipside, i dont get beat by the ricer crew here either and i dd a TII, just whatever u feel comfortable with. any way u go its gonna be ur on self control. either port the **** out of a N/A, turn up the boost on a turbo
or leave it alone
or leave it alone
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08-04-09, 05:27 AM
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i think the NA would be a better daily driver due to the better fuel economy and the fact that it is moderatly more practical for a daily commute. however, the TII is a funner daily driver and if one is caught with a choice, i think the kid in us all would chose the TII.
08-04-09, 05:54 AM
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id rather a t2 for a dd, because if some ******* cuts you off you can show em whats up.
heres my daily t2
i didnt have a stock front bumper, and that one was free, so bear with me
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heres my daily t2
i didnt have a stock front bumper, and that one was free, so bear with me
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08-04-09, 05:53 PM
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+1 i do to.
With a stand alone you can tune it based on what you have done to your 7 making it better then the stock ecu.
That goes for running a stock 7 as well. The Stock turbo ecus tend to run rich.
With a stand alone you can tune it based on what you have done to your 7 making it better then the stock ecu.
That goes for running a stock 7 as well. The Stock turbo ecus tend to run rich.
08-05-09, 12:59 AM
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I DD my NA. 112k miles on it. And runs strong. Drive about an hour down to Irvine (40mile) 3-4 times a week, and for about a year had a 50 mile drive to work everyday. And even the occasional cruise through the Mountains. The Seven runs strong minus some tranny problems.
Besides- Cars are meant to be driven. But theres a fine line between a Healthy drive, and beating your car into the ground.
Besides- Cars are meant to be driven. But theres a fine line between a Healthy drive, and beating your car into the ground.
