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420A Bolt-on Tech: Intake, exhaust, ignition, fuel system, cooling, etc - specific to 2G N/T DSMs. New Members must limit their 420A tech posts to this forum.

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well my plans for boosting my 95 gs may be screwed now because my compression read out to 125 for each. im not sure if they did a cold check or not but the leak down test apparently went fine. my question now is:
1) should i rebuilt the 420a like i futurely planned to and then hok the turbo up?
2) buy a stock engine and boost that
3) what can i do to get around this? wouldnt lower compression actually be better for my turbo install? i have a huge fmiic and only want to run around 7psi.
but anyways, let me know. ### right now i have a manifold, garrett BB t25 turbo, Greddy type s BOV, and 24x12x2 intercooler and other things for boosting laying in my room. im trying to figure something out before i bite the bullet.
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well my plans for boosting my 95 gs may be screwed now because my compression read out to 125 for each. im not sure if they did a cold check or not but the leak down test apparently went fine. my question now is:
1) should i rebuilt the 420a like i futurely planned to and then hok the turbo up?
2) buy a stock engine and boost that
3) what can i do to get around this? wouldnt lower compression actually be better for my turbo install? i have a huge fmiic and only want to run around 7psi.
but anyways, let me know. ### right now i have a manifold, garrett BB t25 turbo, Greddy type s BOV, and 24x12x2 intercooler and other things for boosting laying in my room. im trying to figure something out before i bite the bullet.
later guys.
-tom
check the PM. 125 for each is weird and im wondering if maybe the compression gauge was broken. does the car seem slow?(well slower then ours already are )


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im not too sure i have only driven a A/T eclipse and it was slower then mine. im hoping he can use another compression gauge from my buddy. my plans are :thumbdown with boosting now. im just looking at internals now.

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if you rebuilt an your 420a engine the turbo charge it your looking at spending a large chunk of change. your best bet would be to just swap in a 4g63t.

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if you rebuilt an your 420a engine the turbo charge it your looking at spending a large chunk of change. your best bet would be to just swap in a 4g63t.

ah yes, and a 4G63 swap would be cheaper? not by a long run. Rebuild the 420a, with the proper internals and whatnot you'll be able to boost pretty high when you do decide to slap on a hairdryer
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if you rebuilt an your 420a engine the turbo charge it your looking at spending a large chunk of change. your best bet would be to just swap in a 4g63t.


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Just goes to show that there are 4G63 guys who don't have a clue. :laugh:


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if you rebuilt an your 420a engine the turbo charge it your looking at spending a large chunk of change. your best bet would be to just swap in a 4g63t.
hmm, seems to be what all the 4g63t guys say... have u checked the prices on that? seems to cost a pretty penny, seeing that its custom work to make the 4g63t engine fit... rebuild it, slap a turbo kit on her, and be proud that you yourself made it go fast, not be a lil sissy boy and buy it that way

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if you rebuilt an your 420a engine the turbo charge it your looking at spending a large chunk of change. your best bet would be to just swap in a 4g63t.
[long, drown out voice] Frickin Idiottttttttttttt!


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yea i was planning to rebuild but now im considering a 2.2 stroker kit from howell for 2400 or so. what would the adfvantages and disadvantages of this be? worth it? i also heard of something called a 420a ricekiller head? if i was gonna rebuild it i want to to be powerful and done once with quality parts.

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