Complete blot on single turbo opinions?
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I've had my 03 Z for 3 years now....love it. Finally making some decent coin and can afford some mods. I want a single turbo setup.....ive searched the forum and it seems like the Powerlab kit might be the way to go....any opinions? also....if i got the engine management with the kit....would this be completely bolt on?? much tuning required?? Any input would be appreciated!! thanks!!
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1.Wrong section
2.Yes, the Powerlab is a great kit
3.Yes, there would be tuning involved.
4.You mention nothing about supporting mods that are needed to be successful when going FI.
5.Go to the FI section and continue to read and when you have a full plan together, let us know
You don't want to look like the guy in Alberto's video, do you?GL
2.Yes, the Powerlab is a great kit
3.Yes, there would be tuning involved.
4.You mention nothing about supporting mods that are needed to be successful when going FI.
5.Go to the FI section and continue to read and when you have a full plan together, let us know
You don't want to look like the guy in Alberto's video, do you?GL
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lol @ look like the guy on Alberto's video!
OP powerlab is great kit jus gonna have to be extra patient on getting it.
the engine management here is gonna be the key in making it all work together GOOD and the safest that u can possibly get it.
Majority of kits r pretty much bolt on up with maybe few modification required. Whatever engine management u go with make sure a local tuner to you is very familiar with it.
Good luck
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OP powerlab is great kit jus gonna have to be extra patient on getting it.
the engine management here is gonna be the key in making it all work together GOOD and the safest that u can possibly get it.
Majority of kits r pretty much bolt on up with maybe few modification required. Whatever engine management u go with make sure a local tuner to you is very familiar with it.
Good luck
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