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04-30-04, 02:44 PM

mr0pistons

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to boost or not to boost...

I have a 86 NA. Considering turbo. It has 140k, but it has been rebuilt about 20k ago. Is this a good idea, or should I go a different route. If you have any sites or posts on this topic, I would appreciate if you posted it for me.
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04-30-04, 03:05 PM

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04-30-04, 03:11 PM

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boost is the way to go unless you have a boinger engine. Them k-r-a-z-y valve springs

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05-02-04, 03:17 PM

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anybody else have any input? Any good sites to go to? I am searching around now for stuff.

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05-02-04, 04:12 PM

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forgot to ask. Is there anywhere to get a kit for an na or do I have to piece together a kit. I am assuming I'm gonna have to put it together.

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05-02-04, 05:43 PM

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No turbo kit for N/A FC.. Buy a turbo II or swap in a turbo enegine... few people have put a turbo into a N/A enegine... Search for Arroncake and his N/A turbo project. Also search for other things before you post.