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Stock 2 Stage 2

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Knoob

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Dec 10, 2002
Ridgeland, Mississippi
ok i am gonna buy the Star Stage 2 in Dec.

what all will i need besides the parts here to get the absolute BEST preformance out of it but also nice relibility...... i am STOCK remember that.....

# T3/T4 Turbonetics Hybrid Turbo Charger
# Vortech FMU (Fuel Pressure Riser)
# Turbo Exhaust Manifold
# 2.75" Downpipe (connects at Catalytic Converter)
# Chrome Piping with Beaded ends for solid connections
# Oil Lines/Tees Adapters need for plumbing
# Deltagate Wastegate Mark II
# High pressure in-tank Fuel Pump
# Electronic Fuel Componants
# Star Performance Front Mount Intercooler System
# Intercooler Chrome piping with beaded ends >/li>
# SPI Boost Gauge
# HKS STD BOV
# Electronic Fuel Componants
 
missing link. im sure youve heard it spoken about. if not its 55 bucks or so, and if your spending roughly 3k on the setup its not gonna kill the wallet....if it isnt going to be dead already. :)
 
dont know what that is...any links?

anyone else?
 
Acctually knoob since you are a 95 you should not need the missing link or the electronic fuel componets. The 95's don't care if they see boost. I ran 8psi on my star kit for well over a year without a missing link or black box. When you up the boost above 10psi though I would get a Missing Link just to protect the map sensor. Now you will need an EGT guage and an A/F guage won't hurt either, so if you get those just get the apexi TT it does A/F, O2 sensor voltage and times the car all for around $110. Other than that that should be about all you need.
 
what about engine compression , dont i need to do something about it?
 
Yes you would want to check your compression first, however if you already orderd the kit I have a feeling your going to put it on anyway. A compression test will tell you what condition that the engine is in right now which should give you an idea of how long your motor has to live. You only need the SFMU if your going to install larger injectors, so if your going to stay with the stockers for a while then the FMU is fine.
 
aight... well where do i get a compression test... i have never heard of anyone doin this around here...?
 
Jeez, it's not like it's a dyno. MOST mechanics will be able to perform one, or they should atleast. Pretty standard for most places really :thumb:

Originally posted by Knoob
aight... well where do i get a compression test... i have never heard of anyone doin this around here...?
 
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