Wow .. I thought they were being easy on you compared to others. You need to learn first .. Not just make random posts about 20 pounds on a random turbo...

 

alright i get it.. could someone please delete this topic already?

 

could you stop whining like a little b**** and take the information and advice people are giving you?

you need to do research.. no one is going to spoon feed you everything you need to know.. pick up a book called maximum boost by corkey bell. you will learn 98% of everything you need to know about turbo charging a car. after reading that, you should have a pretty good idea on what to get.

THEN you can ask the more specific questions and opinions of people who are veterans on here like what fuel management would be best, what turbo would fit your setup best, type of pistons, etc.

wow, you guess you will have to find a new board? there is NO where on the web that will be able to give you this much good advice on an rd. so good luck finding another board for information.

 

alright, i just called borders and they said they had the book so im going to go pick it up and i promise i will ask NO more questions untill i have read it. all im saying is that there are much nicer ways to point people in the right direction than the approach that you guys decided to take.

 

true.. but you gotta understand, people are asking these SAME questions all the time.. then we have members that DONT do research and just slap a kit on, and ruin the whole car.. we don't like to see that happen, thats why we push people to research.

just read that book, and you will learn A TON. i learned alot from reading a few chapters.

 

I've had it on my coffee table for a couple months now. Read it twice all the way through and i'm still not ready to build yet.
There's a lot to learn when you want to make a turbo car that isn't going to break down on you every couple months.

Learn as much as you can and make it reliable. Unless you have a second vehicle to use when your tib explodes.