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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/19/2006 9:39:36 PM   
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why was it broken all the time? was it because of the turbo setup?

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 8:22:41 AM   
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why was it broken all the time? was it because of the turbo setup?

no just because the car was cursed.  Between the timing belt going and replacing the head, and then throwing a rod and replacing the motor.

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Even tho My car looks great It will never be fast. Kinda like a hot girl that dosent give it up


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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 2:17:06 PM   
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why was it broken all the time? was it because of the turbo setup?

no just because the car was cursed.  Between the timing belt going and replacing the head, and then throwing a rod and replacing the motor.
thanks for speaking for me

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 6:05:23 PM   
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well was that because of the turbo??

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 9:40:02 PM   
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well was that because of the turbo??
no all the problems were prior to the turbo.  I was getting ready to turbo it then the motor tossed a rod threw the oil pan and block.  then I get a new motor which a month later the timing belt which was brand new shreaded and I needed now to rebuild the head cause the valves hit, then my intake manifold cracked and the throttle body broke off I had to replace the entire manifold without relizing the reason for that was my Ebay intake.  then the new manifold same thing a month later so I had mitsu fix it and I sold the car.   The new owner got all the turbo parts with the car but he had the manifold break on him 3 more times before I convinced him it was the intake

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 9:56:08 PM   
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Crazy, well I was talking with some people and they said its not a good idea to turbo a non turbo because it throws off the compression and takes the engine life away by 40%. true?? I need my eclipse to last at least 3 more years until i graduate. do you think if everything was fine on your GS, would it have lasted with the turbo kit? Because they said that it will maybe last 25,000 miles lol

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 10:01:15 PM   
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ok for the record my Eclipse was not broken in properly by the first owner.

The 3G GS\RS can be turboed with 0 problems TRUST ME I KNOW.  there are guys who are making  a little over 300HP on the stock motor with turbo kits made by Russ Sanderlin (Tearstone) I have seen them in person and some have had there carsr turboed for about 3 years now with no motor trouble.

If you get the car tuned properly you wont have any worries at all if you stay under 14 PSI youll be fine too.  I would stay at 10PSI but the car can handle 15 but why push it.  10 PSI will make around 280WHP that will be plenty fast and with a good tune plenty reliable

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/20/2006 11:16:03 PM   
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Yeah see thats what I am saying. Exactly what I am saying. Tuned at 280 horse can beat stock Trans AM WS6's. So I was planning on getting my kit from www.turbokits.com.
Think that is good?

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/21/2006 7:04:34 AM   
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That kit will not get you as much HP.  Tearstones kit was better but you cant buy his anymore I dont think.  You cant tune that car with an SAFC you will need at the least a Greddy Emanage

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RE: Lifted up? Or down low? - 12/21/2006 11:32:57 AM   
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You mean I will need the Emanage if I get the kit from turbokits.com?

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