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11-02-2007, 10:27 AM
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Hello,
I'm Alvin Methorst (Chipmunk) and from the Netherlands.
I've a Coupe 1 1998, and want to tune my car. I allready bought a GT28RS.
But nobody in the Netherlands can awnser my questions about turbocharging my Hyundai.
So thats why i've joined this forum. I hope you can help me.
And it also will improve my English wink1.gif cause that's not my best language wink1.gif
regards Alvin
I'm Alvin Methorst (Chipmunk) and from the Netherlands.
I've a Coupe 1 1998, and want to tune my car. I allready bought a GT28RS.
But nobody in the Netherlands can awnser my questions about turbocharging my Hyundai.
So thats why i've joined this forum. I hope you can help me.
And it also will improve my English wink1.gif cause that's not my best language wink1.gif
regards Alvin
11-02-2007, 11:05 AM
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Vehicle: 2000 tiburon
welcome man glad to have you around. i know that for a set up that big your gonna need some hyundai 1.8l pistons/rods so you can seriously drop compression. and you will need probably a full standalone cpu, i would look into the MegaSquirt system, there are a few members on here who are in the process of getting theirs up and working properly.
11-02-2007, 12:24 PM
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welcome..
optimo.... 'a setup that big' ... its a GT28R.. its not that big of a turbo..
the 1.8L piston/rod setup isnt a really great idea.. drops compression too much, makes turbo work more, meaning it fails quicker..
there would be no need for standalone either.
optimo.... 'a setup that big' ... its a GT28R.. its not that big of a turbo..
the 1.8L piston/rod setup isnt a really great idea.. drops compression too much, makes turbo work more, meaning it fails quicker..
there would be no need for standalone either.
