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turbo kit...

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turbo kit...

Post by xdc2typerx » December 10, 2005

so..i think im gonna go with the RevHard turbo kit for my h22 ... now my question is..what injecters would be best to be used with this kit?? or is there a kit better out there??

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Post by Sean @ NDF » December 11, 2005

depends on a few factors...
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how far do you want to take the car?

how much boost?

I have 660cc injectors in my car, a little overkill for me running only 14 psi, but in case I go with a different setup later on, I wont have to deal with the injectors.

Remember. you can always reduce the flow of fuel, but you cant take it past the capacity of the injectors

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Post by xdc2typerx » December 11, 2005

and just to let you guys kno..i dont have a teggy kno more..i have an eg with h22...

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Post by xdc2typerx » December 11, 2005

banzai wrote:depends on a few factors...
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how far do you want to take the car?

how much boost?

I have 660cc injectors in my car, a little overkill for me running only 14 psi, but in case I go with a different setup later on, I wont have to deal with the injectors.

Remember. you can always reduce the flow of fuel, but you cant take it past the capacity of the injectors
hhmm...well..i just want to at least turbo it...maybe i'll go custom...

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Post by Sean @ NDF » December 11, 2005

Look into the GReddy kits. Can't beat the smog legal aspect. Especially if your not looking to turn your daily driver into a emissions failing road beast like me.

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Post by munster » December 11, 2005

What are your hp goals? What kind of driving and how often will it be daily driven?

I have 880cc Precisions. They're overkill for right now. My new setup will use em, though.

What are you planning on running for management?
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