Subject	Re: Convert your N/A to a turbo for $800.
Posted by	merlin3 on February 07, 2007 at 8:26 AM
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In Reply To	Convert your N/A to a turbo for $800. posted by nemo1080 on February 07, 2007 at 12:39 AM
Message	looks like he could have done some things differently to make it look a little cleaner but I'm still curious what he does when it rains and everything. I can't see that turbo holding up very long in that environment.
Follow Ups	Convert your N/A to a turbo for $800. - nemo1080 00:39:08 02/07/07 Cool Read - ranryu 01:29:33 02/07/07 maybe they stopped refreshing them? - nemo1080 01:33:26 02/07/07 lol...wow - Insomniac(VA) 01:35:39 02/07/07 ghetttttttoo! At least clean it up. (n/m) - kneronaSMZ 02:05:54 02/07/07 I saw an interesting rear mounted turbo kit installed on - robo (sebring1970) 02:16:42 02/07/07 I remember seeing the same show - TTFairladyZ 06:28:49 02/07/07 ya I saw it, it worked well, seems there was enought space - CRAZZEPETE. 12:14:50 02/07/07 interesting.. but wow.. - Nixta ttz 05:57:35 02/07/07 Re: Convert your N/A to a turbo for $800. - merlin3 08:26:01 02/07/07 Although rather ghetto, I respect his ambition. Way to stir - Scotts94z32 09:53:53 02/07/07 Give him an A for effort. (n/m) - bbug 10:47:36 02/07/07 That is a REALLY long intake - Twainsville 12:03:49 02/07/07 Look at the pics again, air filter is attatched to - rufflez 12:11:45 02/07/07 And where does it go after the turbo? - Twainsville 14:40:50 02/07/07 And it doesn't have to travel a long distance on a stock tt? - rufflez 16:09:08 02/07/07 No. - Twainsville 01:26:19 02/08/07 I think there is 10-13' of intake piping - nemo1080 01:32:02 02/08/07 Is that from filter to head? - Twainsville 01:42:19 02/08/07 My friend did the same thing like a year ago - NobleZ 12:19:23 02/07/07 sounds like a loud ride (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 13:04:12 02/07/07
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