eclipseism
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Was wondering with the stuff i have already can i run a 16g turbo decent with 1100 bucks?
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Wow thats a great find and a hell of a deal.... definately will buy when i get the 16g inJeff822 said:http://www.extremepsi.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=16346&cat=269&page=1&veh=2G DSM
This is a good buy if you have some extra cash left so you can turn up the boost a little bit and actually feel what the turbo's got.
TheRealist said:you can tune your car with an safc?
. Im not looking for all out performance and dont want to boost no more than 18psi. just a fun street car is my point.
), manifold, and install kit:
. Start tuning from 15psi and work your way up once you get the logging software (after a boost leak test has been done). With all that you should probably be able to get around 18psi safely or up to or past 20psi depending on your ability to tune and what injectors you have. 
Boost Demon said:Here is what I'd do, but this is only one take on what you could do:
Go here for your turbo(Evo III something turbo here), manifold, and install kit:
http://www.turbochargers.com/store/...d=186&osCsid=429a2437e5982bbe34dd6db0e9be24d8
Go here for your fuel pump, fuel injectors, and S-AFCII (probably want to get the 680cc injector option):
http://www.extremepsi.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=16346&cat=458&page=1
So far your at about $1,274 (not counting shipping or install or the extra for the bigger injectors)
If you need an exhaust my buddy had no problem with the E-Bay Tsudo exhaust, like this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Tsud...2QQihZ013QQcategoryZ33630QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
est.$1,576
How about a FMIC and sell your hard pipes?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DSM-...6QQihZ015QQcategoryZ33742QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
est. $1,868.50
I would look at a Megan Racing down pipe With the rest or I would by a PDA off of E-Bay and go to pocketlogger.com and get the cables and software for tuning:
http://www.pocketlogger.com/?pid=plobdii
If you don't get the tuning stuff, then I would go to Home Depot or Lowes and make a boost leak tester, then prepare to start saving up for the logging software and stuff next along with a clutch/clutch fork&pivot ball/stainless steel clutch line/Pensoil Synchromesh/(optional: light weight Fidanza flywheel or something similar) because your stock clutch will probably not be to happy. Start tuning from 15psi and work your way up once you get the logging software (after a boost leak test has been done). With all that you should probably be able to get around 18psi safely or up to or past 20psi depending on your ability to tune and what injectors you have.
. Lots of good ways to go about doing things though.Splitpi said:Edit: Here's the order I would purchase if money is an issue and you wanted to phase it:
Phase 1:
FPR + 255 Walbro Combo .... $275.00
100 psi Fuel Pressure Gauge .... $19.99
FIC 650cc ... $275.00
SAFC... $299.00
Pocket Logger ... $125
Dejon Tools, 3" Exhaust EXH-2gC ... $279.00
Megan Downpipe w/Cat Eliminator ... $100.95
--- Total: $1373.94
Phase 2:
MHI Evo 3 16G w/ installation kit and Manifold ... $699.00
Dejon Tools, New 2G FMIC kit for 16G w/ 1G BOV flange .... $475
Sell old IC hardpipes ... ~ -$150
Clutch + Flywheel .... $566.98
SBR LSD = $188.99
---- Total: $1779.97
VicBoost said:Is it okay to do fuel upgrades before you even put the bigger turbo like wouldn't the car spray to much fuel then it already needs? If not that good advice.
exiletalon said:splitpi, sorry to steal the forum, but I really like how you painted your front bumper, that is really sick lookin'