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Old 05-31-03, 02:48 PM
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how easy is it to get a turbo II into the 13's and what is needed to do this and how much work is it?

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A straight pipe, walbro fuel pump, fcd and a home made TID.
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I don't have a TII but from what I hear you can do 13's fairly easily with some exhaust mods and making sure you have enough fuel and can control boost creep. I am no expert though.

If you want my oppinion in your profile it says you have no car suggesting that you are probably young like me. I would tell you to get an N/a first to learn the basics of driving the car and working on a rotary engine. Then when you feel comfortable move up to a TII. Do what you want though its your life.

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I think my TII engine is easier to work on then my N/A was.

don't forget to add to list... good driving without that, you'll run very poor times
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