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I'd shy away from that one. If you want a quality unit, you'll have to pay for a quality unit. That's something you're not going to want to cheap out on.

You will need alot more than just a turbo. Also remeber your motor if stock will not handle high amounts of boost. I would recomend going with name brand when turboing something and making sure your motor will handle the boost.

Yeah good luck with that.

All that ebay auction includes is a shitty turbo. You'll need two manifolds, cross over, waste gate, injectors, cold side piping, couplers, clamps, some way to control fueling once you increase injector sizing, larger fuel pump, etc. I also believe that engine is speed density, if not you'll need a bigger MAF most likely otherwise you risk pegging it and going lean. Figure in spending around 4-5k to do it...and THEN some.

Looked at the auction some more:

That turbo is far too small. It has a T3 exhaust housing with an A/R of .64. You'll literally be choking that engine. If you did get it to run and produce boost, there'd be so much backpressure on the exhaust side you'd detonate almost immediately and crack a ring land or piston.

Edited by John Holmes

Personally, I'd try and find a wrecked Typhoon or Cyclone and do a transplant.

Another good luck on that one. :)

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