curious question
#1
curious question
just reading about different engine mods and stuff, i see that people do engine swaps, turbos, etc. in discussions and websites, they use acronyms like TT and NA, by context i think TT stands for twin-turbo, but what does NA stand for?
does anybody still upgrade their carburetor and exhaust headers anymore? or are intake kits and muffler kits the thing now?
-meGrimlock
does anybody still upgrade their carburetor and exhaust headers anymore? or are intake kits and muffler kits the thing now?
-meGrimlock
#2
NA = naturally aspirated (ie: no turbo or supercharger)
for the pros (proteges not professionals), intakes and exhausts are the easiest things to do. its not like a civic whereas there are tons of aftermarket part manufacterers. so with headers you need to get something custom done. custom = $$$$
for the pros (proteges not professionals), intakes and exhausts are the easiest things to do. its not like a civic whereas there are tons of aftermarket part manufacterers. so with headers you need to get something custom done. custom = $$$$
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