Turbo installer near Philly

[Dnice11]

I plan on turboing my car in the near future running about 8psi. Does anyone know any turbo installers in or near Philadelphia. I don't have a problem traveling. The cheaper the better I just want it done right. (Id rather not try myself ok with intakes and headers but turbo installs are a little bit over my head)

 

[euphoria]

i would just read over the tech articles and tutorials cause it's not difficult to bolt up a turbo. bolt turbo to manifold, bolt manifold to motor, bolt down pipe to exhaust side of turbo or o2 housing depending on what kind of turbo you get, install intercooler, and then run a oil line from the turbo to your oil housing. shouldn't take anymore than a few hours. i always encourage people to get out there and learn there cars.

 

[Coreyred95]

google search it. you should be able to find what you're looking for in your area.

 

[LiquidX]

Not hard to do at all. Just follow the directions and don't loose your nuts and bolts.

I changed out my first turbo a couple years ago and although there was already one there, it's pretty easy to see how it works together. Just visualize on how it's to be on there and make it happen


Make sure you have all the tools you'll need though.

 

[Dnice11]

It seems pretty straight forward. Like I understand where most things and fittings go like the line, waste gate, turbo and manifold, fuel pump and things go. But when it comes to the FMU, boost controller and stuff im lost. And id rather get someone to do it for me and right then to be on the high way and boom there goes the turbo.

I need some more opinions guys. Idk what route to follow. ### if I dont go forced induction ima get a bored 55mm throttle body, CAI, high flow cat, full exhaust and a higher flowing intake manifold and get it ported to match the thottle body. I need just opinions on where I should go or ### route to go motor wise