is a turbo reliable in a 2003 p5?
#1
is a turbo reliable in a 2003 p5?
is it a good idea to put a turbo in my car?
here is the turbo kit I'm interested in buying this kit
Protege Extreme Turbo Kits
http://www.turbo-kits.com/protege_turbo_kits.html
here is the turbo kit I'm interested in buying this kit
Protege Extreme Turbo Kits
http://www.turbo-kits.com/protege_turbo_kits.html
#2
i would say "NO" to that kit. It's untested, and from an unknown vendor. There are only 2 turbo kits I'd consider..
#1. Wagner Turbo -- my favorite turbo kit by design and parts
#2. HiBoost Turbo -- the best source of engine management
I would recommend buying the wagner kit and putting the HiBoost Haltech on it for best results.
#1. Wagner Turbo -- my favorite turbo kit by design and parts
#2. HiBoost Turbo -- the best source of engine management
I would recommend buying the wagner kit and putting the HiBoost Haltech on it for best results.
#6
Originally Posted by DonSVO
yes, the powertrain warranty gets voided. but i dont think he is going to care much about a warranty if he is adding a turbocharger to a non-turbocharged vehicle.
He asked if it was a good idea...
My answer: not if you want to keep your warranty
Asking such basic questions like "what turbo" and "what clutch", I'm not going to assume he knows that.
#9
Originally Posted by Roddimus Prime
Pakman, if you buy a QUALITY kit it will be reliable.....also, anytime you turbo a car you need to be VERY up-to-date on your maintaince.
i have to agree with this guy. its all about quality. i however like the MAMotorsport turbo kit.
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