JJ94GT

i am depressed, i was recently at a crusin in show, and got served by a turboed stang. i want a turbo application but dont have 3 g's to toss, let alone a grand. Is it possible to buy the turbine/compressor and build the rest, without needing an intercooler? What about the electric turbos? They sound alright, cheap and easy. Is this the way to go? Please HELP ME!

2001_SaleenS281_08

prolly not, turbo systems are expensive as hell, im droppin 6k for the twin turbo kit alone, and the single kits I've seen are like 3.5-4k. Building would require fabrication, and no intercooler would mean low boost, don't know much abouth the electrics.

94Cbra

You wouldnt be to smart if you didnt intercool a turbo kit. You could just buy a turbine and fab the rest... but that sure is a lot of fabbing.. A LOT... lol. I would just wait and save up for a kit from www.turbochargedpower.com . They are unbeatable in the mustang turbo market.

2001_SaleenS281_08

that's where i'm getting my kit, the prices are astronomical, but worth it

Dan04COBRA

Kiss your idea goodbye man. I'd give a kidney if someone could slap a well operating turbo on my car for 3k.

JJ94GT

anyone got anything on those electric turbos? awefully cheap to be called a "turbo"

Dan04COBRA

I hope you're kidding?????????

FoxGT

There is hope, you can do it for under a grand. As for intercooling, you can only run around 6psi w/o one, but have no fear. We can thank used turbo cars for this. There are two really cheap routes for intercooling. Go to a salvage yard & buy an intercooler from an old diesel & cut it in half, or buy like 3 intercoolers from old DSM's (eclipses, talons, lasers) & weld them inline. Piping can very well be done yourself & it's not that hard. Anything you need to know just ask.

Dan04COBRA

If you have 2 months to test fit time and time again it can be done.

It's not going to happen.

FoxGT

Why is it not going to be done? JJ94GT those electric s/c's are pieces of shat, only way you MIGHT see any gain is if you put 3 on in parallel.