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Buy or Upgrade my Base 87' FC?

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Old 04-28-02, 07:33 PM
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Buy or Upgrade my Base 87' FC?

I'm the new owner of a car any my first car happens to be a 87' FC. I'm interested in putting a 13BT engine in it and doing a lot of modifications. Should I purchase a Turbo II or should I stay with my N/A and Turbo it? I've heard a couple times that it's better to just purchase a TII. What should I do?
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Yes, it will save you A LOT of headaches and probably some money if you buy a Turbo II.
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Yes, it will save you A LOT of headaches and probably some money if you just buy a Turbo II.
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Old 04-28-02, 09:03 PM
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I would just buy the TII....
Old 04-28-02, 09:15 PM
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i think the base with mods will cost more in the longrun. though turbos can cost a pretty penny too. if taken care of properly it'll treat u well


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Well I am a prime example. I had an NA and wanted to make it really fast. I then realized I would have to spend a ton of money just to get where a TII is already. Then I just bought my TII.
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Go buy a TII and keep the NA. That way when the TII is not running you will still have a 7 to drive.
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True true!
Old 04-29-02, 01:07 AM
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Buy a T-II. The only NA worth the headache of a swap is the convertible.
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How about if I'm getting all the requirements for a TII for $1000?
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