Re: New to me turbo spirit
recommend you read up on the below site. There is a turbo database if you scroll down on the right. This place taught me a ton.
http://www.thedodgegarage.com/
Also fwdperformance.com is a great place to do business with
Re: New to me turbo spirit
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going4speed
recommend you read up on the below site. There is a turbo database if you scroll down on the right. This place taught me a ton.
http://www.thedodgegarage.com/
Also fwdperformance.com is a great place to do business with
Ok thanks for the info !
Re: New to me turbo spirit
I hope your relationship with the Spirit goes well G body, could become a beautiful thing. BTW I love me some Reno, kinda like a mini Vegas but with snow in the winter, I used to have a corporate office there but not anymore. I miss it. Keep the updates coming, the first 25-30 HP is easy, the next 50 will cost you a little more but there is plenty to be had if you soak up the knowledge that's here.
Re: New to me turbo spirit
oh and my bad...I said scroll down on the right but I meant left side...in the column.
Re: New to me turbo spirit
Also, Gus's is a great site to learn about boost control.
Start saving up for a Garrett or Super 60 Turbo.
Thanks
Randy
http://www.gusmahon.org/index_main.htm
Re: New to me turbo spirit
Re: New to me turbo spirit
stock engine probably not 300hp. 250 maybe.
A nice front mount Intercooler is easy to add, up to a 3" O.D. though most use 2.5" pipe can fit beside the ac and rad next to the bumper supports and frame rails by moving some wires and enlarging 2 factory holes. 1 pipe on each side obviously. Something in the 28"x10-12" by 3" with 2.5" inlet/outlets should fit nicely between the headlights. Some trimming of the metal under the hood latch might be necessary
For a boost gauge look for a vac line that's capped off somewhere coming from the front of the intake manifold. Do not tap into the MAP or FPR vac line. Also you'll want to invest in a wideband O2 gauge too to make sure you have enough fuel to not burn things up.
After an intercooler the next big thing is probably going to be upgrading the turbo.