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Sean
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Postby Sean » Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:31 pm

Boags'MX5 wrote:
zoomzoom wrote:
Sean wrote:
muzza2 wrote:put he $2200 into a turbo build and gain minimum 30% more hp
or for 1k more get a supercharger and gain a guarenteed 40% more hp
much better then the nb swap IMO


where are these 2200 turbo builds?
Even a basic greddy kit is more thanb that, add in the cost of fitment (cause you are including that with the new engine) and it quickly adds up...


DIY ofcourse :D

The $2200 may not get you all the way there depending on how much you do yourself, but it will sure get you close.


Less than $2200 *CAN* get you a turbo set-up. 8) It'll work really well too, that is, until your clutch starts slipping, your diff explodes, your brakes start melting and you have to put decent tyres on so that you can ACTUALLY remain attached to the road... :roll:

After spending so little on the snail, I'm not looking forward to spending almost the same amount on a diff upgrade. :? She's on her way out though. :lol:

Boags


My point was as a comparison, a $2200 turbo requires a lot of DIY, so cannot be compared to a drive in drive out engine swap where the only time you need to lift a finger is to get the cheque book out.
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Postby Boags » Wed Apr 18, 2007 8:47 pm

Agreed. :D
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