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I've heard a lot of "Chinese crap" from a few turbo people. If you're going to spend that kind of money, TiAL is an option, American made, great reliability record, and I'd buy from them again.
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Just a thought: Buy a real fueling solution, or recirculate. The idle surge isn't the only problem.
There is a right and a wrong way to do things on the cheap. Spending a ton of cash on a blow off valve that wont leak because you don't want to pony up for a real ECU is pointless.
There is a right and a wrong way to do things on the cheap. Spending a ton of cash on a blow off valve that wont leak because you don't want to pony up for a real ECU is pointless.
#9
Iys my first time installing turbo, so im kinda nood in this. I will get ms later. Cauz closest dyno for me is 200 miles away. So here is what i got now td05 16g(rebuilded with japanese parts.), tial wastegate, begi fpr, wallbro pump, supra 305 injectors, prosport wideband, cxracing intercooler kit and cheap manifold and downpipe from ebay, msd timing, o2clamp. Im trying to get good quality parts, so is good idea or no?
#12
No sag, no leaks. Win.
Iys my first time installing turbo, so im kinda nood in this. I will get ms later. Cauz closest dyno for me is 200 miles away. So here is what i got now td05 16g(rebuilded with japanese parts.), tial wastegate, begi fpr, wallbro pump, supra 305 injectors, prosport wideband, cxracing intercooler kit and cheap manifold and downpipe from ebay, msd timing, o2clamp. Im trying to get good quality parts, so is good idea or no?
#20
http://www.ultrarev.com/sb001.5a.html
you can use that and recirculate the synapses bov until later, than you can run it without it once you go standalone
you can use that and recirculate the synapses bov until later, than you can run it without it once you go standalone