I assumed the 87 was the one to look at. Good stuff. Didn't read it though.
So my plan as it stands is to gather all the parts I want to put in. Then rebuild it and in the process add the aftermarket parts. Then take it to get it tuned shortly after.
I'm still researching. So I'm not sure...
When I bought the car the guy said he put a new engine in it. I'm guessing he blew the old one but I didn't ask. So from how much was on it and how long I've had it, I'd say there is about 40k on the engine. I don't know if that helps but I figured I'd bring it up.
Does the car manual have that...
I was talking to my friend about tuning up my car and he told me that if I was going to add a turbo that I should rebuild it. Should I rebuild it and how hard would it be, or should I have a shop do it?
Sounds good. But what will they do differently depending on if its n/a or not?
I was browsing then net and I came across "racing spec head gasket" Here is the discriptions. "Note: This head gasket is availbe in 0.4mm and 2.0mm versions. The 0.4mm one will increase engine compression slightly...
I know a place around here but I've never been there. Though I've heard they do good work. No clue how much they'll charge me. How much will a valve job do for me, or a port/polish?
From what you said the Z6 sounds like a better choice but I have no clue where I could get a valve job and a port/polish at. We have a tuning shop around here that might do it but I'm not sure.
If I do use the Y8 head do I have to use the OBD0 distributor?
I have a cold air intake and I think its a performance exhaust. With a mini me would that put me close to 150? And I also heard I could make a homemade turbo kit from the one out of the 1st or 2nd gen Talon and Eclipse. Should I worry about cooling or ignition?
I probably will build it. I'm not sure where to start on it though. I'll probably but a turbo on it last. And if I ever do need a new engine, for whatever reason, I'll probalby put a B into it.
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