Can I attach a turbo to myself? San Diego noob.
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Can I attach a turbo to myself? San Diego noob.
If so, is there a kit you recommend?
Been lurking here for quite some time, figure I might as well be able to open picture attachments
I've owned this 1.6 for a few years now. Bought at 122k miles from an elderly woman (she listed it as 155k) and I've put around 20k on it myself. I've wanted to boost it, but there's just no way of justifying spending double what I spent buying the car, making the car go faster.
Yet here I am, MS2PNP and UEGO in hand, ready to get started.
Been lurking here for quite some time, figure I might as well be able to open picture attachments
I've owned this 1.6 for a few years now. Bought at 122k miles from an elderly woman (she listed it as 155k) and I've put around 20k on it myself. I've wanted to boost it, but there's just no way of justifying spending double what I spent buying the car, making the car go faster.
Yet here I am, MS2PNP and UEGO in hand, ready to get started.
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just tape the bare wires from the plug in with the rest of the loom, so it looks like they actually do something, despite literally leading nowhere.
The AFM will still be there, and look OEM, but wont actually do anything (well, except choke airflow with the crap flappy door, but it does that from factory anyway)
#16
Just buy a spare AFM plug.
just tape the bare wires from the plug in with the rest of the loom, so it looks like they actually do something, despite literally leading nowhere.
The AFM will still be there, and look OEM, but wont actually do anything (well, except choke airflow with the crap flappy door, but it does that from factory anyway)
just tape the bare wires from the plug in with the rest of the loom, so it looks like they actually do something, despite literally leading nowhere.
The AFM will still be there, and look OEM, but wont actually do anything (well, except choke airflow with the crap flappy door, but it does that from factory anyway)
#17
The title is misleading at best, go read it. " Can I attach a turbo TO MYSELF"
on a more serious note, California is getting even more strict on things like this. More than a few smog stations are in trouble and handing fraudulent cars straight to the authorities on the matter. My buddy now has 2 dedicated track cars, because in one fell swoop the smog man flipped on him, and they are unlikely to ever pass the ref. They told him that if he reverses EVERYTING, chances are low to ever be reinstated as legal.
on a more serious note, California is getting even more strict on things like this. More than a few smog stations are in trouble and handing fraudulent cars straight to the authorities on the matter. My buddy now has 2 dedicated track cars, because in one fell swoop the smog man flipped on him, and they are unlikely to ever pass the ref. They told him that if he reverses EVERYTING, chances are low to ever be reinstated as legal.
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