twin turbo or N/A supras?
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twin turbo or N/A supras?
This mite be a re post so if it is I apologize I was thinking about it and what's so different from the "N/A" supra and the "twin turbo" once? I know the fact that the "twin turbo" has 2 turbos and they are 6sp or auto, but I mean can you make an "N/A" turbo? Like built the engine and put together a single turbo kit? Or can you just put together one with the stock engine? Do you have to swap the engine? Is it even worth it?
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You can put a turbo on the N/A, but its not the same engine as the Turbo. (If im not mistaken the Turbo has bigger headers) You could swap the engines if you already have a N/A, but even then its not worth it, cuz the Turbo comes with other goodies such as better brakes and whatnot
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Yeah, I believe different internals, pistons, etc. NA-T Mk4s will be fine, if you dont go all out heavy on them then they'll be fine, but I dont have any experience here and I havent researched them much.
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Originally posted by Orion ZyGarian
but I dont have any experience here and I havent researched them much.
but I dont have any experience here and I havent researched them much.
Anyways....
NA has smaller fuel pump, smaller injectors (330cc, high imp), NA head can bolt onto TT block; vice versa, But the intake/exhaust manifolds from the TT are not interchangeable.
If you look in the bottom end you will find factory forged bullet proof crank, hot-forged connecting rods, forged aluminum alloy pistons, and extremely durable rings, the first compression ring being chromium plated, and the piston skirts themselves are coated with a resin to decrease friction. This is on an NA motor, should be the same on TT motor besides lower compression.
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Re: twin turbo or N/A supras?
Originally posted by rj2173
This mite be a re post so if it is I apologize I was thinking about it and what's so different from the "N/A" supra and the "twin turbo" once? I know the fact that the "twin turbo" has 2 turbos and they are 6sp or auto, but I mean can you make an "N/A" turbo? Like built the engine and put together a single turbo kit? Or can you just put together one with the stock engine? Do you have to swap the engine? Is it even worth it?
This mite be a re post so if it is I apologize I was thinking about it and what's so different from the "N/A" supra and the "twin turbo" once? I know the fact that the "twin turbo" has 2 turbos and they are 6sp or auto, but I mean can you make an "N/A" turbo? Like built the engine and put together a single turbo kit? Or can you just put together one with the stock engine? Do you have to swap the engine? Is it even worth it?
http://www.boostlogic.com/parts/part...turbokits.html
There are many high HP NA-T's out there, one of them being Dave H's 9 second stock internal NA motor... Just search for DaveH.
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Originally posted by SupraKid
Anyways....
Anyways....
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