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504gst
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I'd like to see the 300 to 350 range to start being that this is my first DSM as well along with first turbo vehicle. But ultimately a solid daily driver to stick around for many years. After I get the basics (right now is just coolant hoses and plug wires) I should be set to start on my goodies cause I've already got my gauges and 1g bov. I'd like a nice 3 inch turbo back with a 7 inch fmic, small enough so I don't have to mess with the crash beam and some hard pipes with an intake and ecm link. After that will definitely be suspension and fuel system with pump and injectors, the after that I'd like to do a little engine work (valves, lifters, springs, maybe cams) in conjunction with intake and exhaust manifolds. Not sure which point I'll consider a turbo and I'm sure I'll find more stuff it needs as I go. Should probably do my clutch too.. Definitely refer back to that first link I posted about the 4G63 upgrade path for 2gs. It's prectically a bible. http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/basic-horsepower-ugrades-2g-4g63t.480196/Hey sinned how far away from running are You? What's the plan for your build?
Your next mods should be: ECU, fuel system, turbo. In that order. Don't bother with manifolds or cams your T25 doesn't flow anywhere near enough to be choked off by your stock hardware. It also wouldn't be a bad idea to change out old vac lines and get a boost leak tester, you'll also need a wideband and boost gauge.So got the exhaust on..sounds wayyy better feels a little better to..im content for now but the next steps will be intake manifold,exhaust manifold,cams,fuel pump,and a ECULink hopefully I can have all this done by August
Yeah I'm kind of wondering that myself..and also why do I need the ecu first? Not debating if I need it..just like to know the reasoning behind things. I douubt there's any boost leaks when I did the ic piping I went ahead and just started replacing all the vac lines..well the ones I could find a boost leak,test wouldn't be a bad idea.. where can I buy one?