Turbo Charging My P Port
#1
I spoke to my mechanic yesterday and I was planing to remove my peripheral port 13b and placing a new 13b extend port running T-66.
There's nothing wrong with my P Port, I just want more power.
I told him about running my P Port with a T-66 and he said I can't turbo a P Port. I said "Why Not"
He said " To many problems and that the engine timing can't be done
Why Not
There's nothing wrong with my P Port, I just want more power.
I told him about running my P Port with a T-66 and he said I can't turbo a P Port. I said "Why Not"
He said " To many problems and that the engine timing can't be done
Why Not
#4
theres too much overlap on a pp to have any backpressure in the exhaust at all. you would need a super big turbo to not have it restricted, or 2 medium sized turbos. it would be hard to set up but once you did it it would make some crazy power
mike
mike
#7
Originally Posted by Rotor Eater' date='May 26 2003, 06:49 AM
My mechanic said that he can not do it. So i've decided not to and go street port with T-66 instead.
Thanks anyway guy's
Thanks anyway guy's
mike
#9
Get a new mechanic I'm sure it can be done. A good mechanic would be willing to take on a good challenge it seems like he's scared or just not that good. Theres a difference between a parts changer and a skilled mechanic.