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If you're gonna go with a V8, make the swap worthwhile and go with an LS1.
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Yeah i dont want the ls1 because that to me just kills the car. I cant put an american motor in a german car, thats gay. I know the capabilities of the ls1, and i know its light but if my car was an rx7 or something like that i would. It just seems to dicrace the car to put anythingin it other than its manufacturers motors.
I found a turbo kit from this company and its only 3k, ive turboed many cars and i could put a kit together myself but i know a couple of people that orderd from here and theve had no problems...
whats that its spikin 26 and holdin 16
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Originally posted by e30sdi understand the point you're trying to make, but you're using a grossly overrated figure. with the advent of TT/BL kits, active actually faced competition, and dropped a lot of the their prices. most kits are around 7k, which is still out of range. but stop living in 2001.
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Originally posted by FifeDog236You could also source out the parts for a stroker for like 2k, build that, then spend the rest on suspension mods/ decent track wheels, tires, and driving schools.
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Originally posted by DigitalwaveHow do you think you could have a (reliable) boosted M50 out the door for $5? Active Autowerke's stage 1 turbo is almost $11,000 itself.
You can buy the parts needed [yes new parts] and put the kit together yourself. My turbo parts cost me $2000 at most, probably not much over $1500. I know I don't have an M50 but one can be had for $1500 in good shape and I think $3500 towards a turbo kit is very realistic. Again, not everything is a "stage" or a "kit"
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