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Old 05-11-07, 12:48 AM
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frankinstine build

I just wanted some feed back on this thought. Im planning on rebuilding my 88 n/a with turbo TII rotors and also getting it streetported, also putting the stock s4 turbo to i. What do you think i should run for a ecu ( of course ill need a piggyback system). Would i still need the n/a diffuser or could i remove them? where could i get the coolant source for the turbo?

I really would appriciate the help and thoughts
Old 05-11-07, 12:55 AM
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just do it properly and use a t2 block.
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No SIR! wrong answer!

The correct answer is.....!


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Plenty of people have done 6 port turbos, my friend danny here in town has one in his first gen, it's pretty damn quick too.

You'll need a spacer to clear the manifold, there is also a writeup on this on someones site, i think aaron cake.
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+1 it is aaron.

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