AlienBlood

EDIT: Never mind...I see that single-turbo kit you're talking about.

When you get all the parts together, I'll swap it all in for you if you can get it out to my shop in Riverview. Price will vary depending on the amount of modification required (read: the quality of the kit), but I expect it'll be somewhere between $500 and $800, including the intercooler mounting. Make sure you at least get bigger injectors (not too big, though) and some sort of fuel management for it -- idc if it's just an adjustable pressure regulator with a boost signal input. You should have an adjustable distributor on that car, so I'll be able to get you at least a "safe" ignition tune without having to buy any other parts.

PM me here or call me at the shop at 813-677-5832

markstheman365

well first i wanna know how good my stock internals will hold up, how much boost i could run daily, and and reliable it will be. as i said i dont want 132 psi...just like 7 maybe

The Kyle

They won't. Not Much. It won't be.

Save your money.

Not trying to be a dick here, but you're wanting to do something on the cheap and expect it to be easy and get excellent results. It doesn't work like that. If this is your daily driver, buy yourself another daily driver because it's going to be broken and not running more times than not.

1320 Engineering

we can do the installation for you, but there's way more to turboing a car than just bolting on a turbo kit

alan813b18

ebay kits run good if your running the right injectors and ecu! if you do the right installation it will run just like any other kit!

eventually off course it wont last as long! but it will do the job for awhile!

but on top of that u need!

injectors
ecu
fuel pump
clutch
tune tune tune!

if not it will run like shit!!!!!!