agentorange313
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DSMtuners.com makes it really easy with early mods to a stock car. Its a step by step process that will definitely help you increase your horsepower Tech guide 4g63T 2g
With all engines the basic upgrade is making the stock components less restrictive or changing the stock components to aftermarket less restrictive parts. What I mean by this is allowing more air to flow through your engine. Start by getting a high flow filter, and allow more air to enter your engine. Also you might want to invest in a new intake pipe.
I would also suggest getting a three inch exhaust, either get one made by a muffler shop or get a bolt on one. Apex'i N-1 is really nice. That the exhaust I have on my 91 Talon AWD. If you are lucky enough to not have to put up with stupid emissions laws, I would get a test pipe/straight pipe instead of you cat. Then you can get a new downpipe and o2 housing. The o2 housing can be ported to help the exhaust flow.
You need a boostgauge, and aftermarket and more accurate one, to measure you boost correctly. You want to know how much exactly you are pushing your turbo with your boost controller.
With the stock turbo you can get more power out of it with these mods. They are cheaper then getting a new turbo and also tey are needed in the future before you get a evo 16g.
Injectors are a must, the stock 450 doesn't cut it. When you get injectors might as well get something close to 780cc because if you get smaller and deside to upgrade, its just going to cost you more later.
If your budget is $1000, you want to get the most for your money,
Intake - Dejon - its going to run you anywhere from 140-190 for a new intake, with a filter maybe an exra 40
Manual boost controller is about 70 for a good one. Again Dejon powerhouse boost controller is nice.
If you want a really nice intercooler go with the street intercooler for DSM 1g short route from Punishment racing.
Personally the first mod I made to my car was getting an E-prom ECU and got DSMLink v3. I started to learn how to tune with stock component before getting aftermarket parts. I have the 14b and there is alot of strength in that turbo to unless with the right tuning. ECMtuning has everything and it will run you about 1000 for a new ECU, socketed and with DSMlink v3. You just need a laptop.
With all engines the basic upgrade is making the stock components less restrictive or changing the stock components to aftermarket less restrictive parts. What I mean by this is allowing more air to flow through your engine. Start by getting a high flow filter, and allow more air to enter your engine. Also you might want to invest in a new intake pipe.
I would also suggest getting a three inch exhaust, either get one made by a muffler shop or get a bolt on one. Apex'i N-1 is really nice. That the exhaust I have on my 91 Talon AWD. If you are lucky enough to not have to put up with stupid emissions laws, I would get a test pipe/straight pipe instead of you cat. Then you can get a new downpipe and o2 housing. The o2 housing can be ported to help the exhaust flow.
You need a boostgauge, and aftermarket and more accurate one, to measure you boost correctly. You want to know how much exactly you are pushing your turbo with your boost controller.
With the stock turbo you can get more power out of it with these mods. They are cheaper then getting a new turbo and also tey are needed in the future before you get a evo 16g.
Injectors are a must, the stock 450 doesn't cut it. When you get injectors might as well get something close to 780cc because if you get smaller and deside to upgrade, its just going to cost you more later.
If your budget is $1000, you want to get the most for your money,
Intake - Dejon - its going to run you anywhere from 140-190 for a new intake, with a filter maybe an exra 40
Manual boost controller is about 70 for a good one. Again Dejon powerhouse boost controller is nice.
If you want a really nice intercooler go with the street intercooler for DSM 1g short route from Punishment racing.
Personally the first mod I made to my car was getting an E-prom ECU and got DSMLink v3. I started to learn how to tune with stock component before getting aftermarket parts. I have the 14b and there is alot of strength in that turbo to unless with the right tuning. ECMtuning has everything and it will run you about 1000 for a new ECU, socketed and with DSMlink v3. You just need a laptop.

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I WOULD (me) uprade your turbo last with cams ..work on getting the T-25 maxed dosnt take much though but atleast your will be ready to move up and make decient power since you have all the suporting mods. 16gs are everywhere you could prob go out into the woods and grab one off a tree 
