Engine Build for Turbo??
06-08-2012, 11:23 AM
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Engine Build for Turbo??
So here's the thing, I want to turbo my 06z in the close future, but I want to bring out the most power I can get out of it before I do. Now I was thinking of buying a new block (probably a racing one), and buy performance internals for it before the turbo. Now being still a bit noobish to the VQ, I wanted to ask for your opinions and recommendations. IS this a good idea or should I just keep it simply bolt on with a turbo?
06-08-2012, 12:50 PM
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pfffff just use this
http://www.calspeedperformance.com/p...mbly%20ls3.htm
dont even need machining it will fit fine and you will have two extra rods and pistons incase any break!
http://www.calspeedperformance.com/p...mbly%20ls3.htm
dont even need machining it will fit fine and you will have two extra rods and pistons incase any break!
06-08-2012, 12:53 PM
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pfffff just use this
http://www.calspeedperformance.com/p...mbly%20ls3.htm
dont even need machining it will fit fine and you will have two extra rods and pistons incase any break!
http://www.calspeedperformance.com/p...mbly%20ls3.htm
dont even need machining it will fit fine and you will have two extra rods and pistons incase any break!
06-08-2012, 01:16 PM
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bmc's only cost that much because he had the parts made at NASA you dont need that op just buy the kit i posted 
lol
hmmmmm i know there was a button to assist with things like this wtf was it called....................
omg found a sign about the op!
lolhmmmmm i know there was a button to assist with things like this wtf was it called....................
omg found a sign about the op!
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06-08-2012, 01:21 PM
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Nooooooo^ thats simply not true.
My parts were not made by NASA.
they were assembled by zoo animals.
Not only is it technically brilliant that my piping was madrel bent by an adult orangutan... its also a beautiful testament to the human spirit being shared by a life in the animal kingdom..
its like buying an elephant painting.. its beautiful, thought provoking, and a rare and precious moment in time to share when building an engine w a member of the great ape family, and i dare you to disprove me.
lol.
(i get plus 17 points for creativity in ruining a troll thread btw)
My parts were not made by NASA.
they were assembled by zoo animals.
Not only is it technically brilliant that my piping was madrel bent by an adult orangutan... its also a beautiful testament to the human spirit being shared by a life in the animal kingdom..
its like buying an elephant painting.. its beautiful, thought provoking, and a rare and precious moment in time to share when building an engine w a member of the great ape family, and i dare you to disprove me.
lol.
(i get plus 17 points for creativity in ruining a troll thread btw)
06-08-2012, 01:33 PM
#11
Nooooooo^ thats simply not true.
My parts were not made by NASA.
they were assembled by zoo animals.
Not only is it technically brilliant that my piping was madrel bent by an adult orangutan... its also a beautiful testament to the human spirit being shared by a life in the animal kingdom..
its like buying an elephant painting.. its beautiful, thought provoking, and a rare and precious moment in time to share when building an engine w a member of the great ape family, and i dare you to disprove me.
lol.
(i get plus 17 points for creativity in ruining a troll thread btw)
My parts were not made by NASA.
they were assembled by zoo animals.
Not only is it technically brilliant that my piping was madrel bent by an adult orangutan... its also a beautiful testament to the human spirit being shared by a life in the animal kingdom..
its like buying an elephant painting.. its beautiful, thought provoking, and a rare and precious moment in time to share when building an engine w a member of the great ape family, and i dare you to disprove me.
lol.
(i get plus 17 points for creativity in ruining a troll thread btw)
06-08-2012, 03:46 PM
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Nooooooo^ thats simply not true.
My parts were not made by NASA.
they were assembled by zoo animals.
Not only is it technically brilliant that my piping was madrel bent by an adult orangutan... its also a beautiful testament to the human spirit being shared by a life in the animal kingdom..
its like buying an elephant painting.. its beautiful, thought provoking, and a rare and precious moment in time to share when building an engine w a member of the great ape family, and i dare you to disprove me.
lol.
(i get plus 17 points for creativity in ruining a troll thread btw)
My parts were not made by NASA.
they were assembled by zoo animals.
Not only is it technically brilliant that my piping was madrel bent by an adult orangutan... its also a beautiful testament to the human spirit being shared by a life in the animal kingdom..
its like buying an elephant painting.. its beautiful, thought provoking, and a rare and precious moment in time to share when building an engine w a member of the great ape family, and i dare you to disprove me.
lol.
(i get plus 17 points for creativity in ruining a troll thread btw)
06-08-2012, 03:49 PM
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So here's the thing, I want to turbo my 06z in the close future, but I want to bring out the most power I can get out of it before I do. Now I was thinking of buying a new block (probably a racing one), and buy performance internals for it before the turbo. Now being still a bit noobish to the VQ, I wanted to ask for your opinions and recommendations. IS this a good idea or should I just keep it simply bolt on with a turbo?
06-08-2012, 04:08 PM
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i vote for leprechauns for this one
i think the one on the left is on roids............or a dude.............or might be legit from ireland i know none of the girls i saw in the airport on my way back looked good
i think the one on the left is on roids............or a dude.............or might be legit from ireland i know none of the girls i saw in the airport on my way back looked good
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