Putting the turbo to an N/A

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02-24-03, 12:00 PM

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Putting the turbo to an N/A

I'm thinking about turboing my N/A. All I want is minor boost for now, maybe 6-10 pounds. I know that being cheap breaks stuff, but I'm not trying to run 11's here, I just want some boost to play with. I'd like to keep this motor, as it only has 12k miles on it and it's streetported. What are my options? Who has turboed their N/A here?

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02-24-03, 12:36 PM

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Aaron Cake did, bambam7 i think thats his name. Anywhoo there are a couple more. use the search function. For this topic has been covered numerous times

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02-24-03, 01:07 PM

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I might start kicking people in the nuts....

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02-24-03, 01:29 PM

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02-24-03, 02:59 PM

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Two in one day, eh?

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02-25-03, 04:11 AM

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Link to other newst thread about this for the lazy.

It's not brain surgry Turboing an n/a, just make sure you can fuel it appropriatly and you wont have problems.