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turbo
I want to turbo my car but I have a auto trans and I want to know if it will hold and what size turbo would be good I will eventually get a lsd manual trans in the future or trade mine in on a manuel which is why I'm thinking turbo
my t3/t4 ball bearing .48compressor .63exhaust turbonetics thats just sitting around would spool that thing right up. and yourengine will break before oyu blow the tranny. 2.2is good for around 250
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Ok I'm planning on getting this turbo what else would I need to run with this. What size injectors would be good and what brand charge piping and inrercooler would everyone suggest. I want to try to stay around 250hp on my auto tranny and it will have a transmission cooler.
Id buy the zzp stage 1 and fab up your own charge pipes with a fmic. Remember you get what you pay for. This comes with a downpipe and oil lines, all you need to do is pull the oil pan off and get it tapped/welded and get a oil galley port out. Simple brah keep it simple, less headaches to worry about.
BUY A KIT!!!!!!! im so damn sick of putting mine together... and waiting on companys to find a part they said they had and didnt ship sucks... however i still came out cheaper with EVERYTHING put together than a most parts turbo kit.
im waiting on my last few parts to come in the mail, a part to be found, and my tune
im waiting on my last few parts to come in the mail, a part to be found, and my tune
your looking into a lot of headache going turbo man. just do a sc swap but if turbo is your goal try and go with a kit. zzp makes one for 2.2 and 2.4
also i just got the hahn kit and the no tap oil solution sucks, just tap the oil pan and save yourself the trouble later down the road.
also i just got the hahn kit and the no tap oil solution sucks, just tap the oil pan and save yourself the trouble later down the road.
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As you can see there is a plate that covers the sump, you wanna be over that so it drains better IMO.
I paid 65 bux at a performance shop to get my pan tapped/welded and my bov welded onto a pipe. This is aluminum so bring it somewhere that can weld ALUMINUM!

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did you have them uninstall it and reinstall it?
also the no tap system says its for the sg20 turbo if you have a link to another one please let me see it or would that one work the turbo i was looking to get
also the no tap system says its for the sg20 turbo if you have a link to another one please let me see it or would that one work the turbo i was looking to get
when i was talking with hahn its good for the 20g but when your looking to push 22psi and up you should tap the oil pan. imo the biggest turbo i would use the no oil solution with is a 50trim with low psi. they say the no tap oil solution creates a lot of pressure in the head, i would just tap the pan man. it will save you in the long run.
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