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Old 08-20-2004, 07:00 AM   #7
Ackbar00
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Originally posted by 88fivepointoh
Turbo's are not designed to run on stock motors, so in order to run a turbo you need a good bottom end.
Not true at all. There are plenty of turbo stangs running on 100k stock bottom ends. There are also plenty of stock SC engines over 100k too. You could run 5 psi on a 100% stock motor no problem, but here is my thought on the matter (considering I have a turbo stang )

BE PREPARED TO PAY, if you want a turbo stang. I have about 8k in mine in just the last year alone. They are not cheap, espically if you want to realise their full ability. If you want a turbo system, buy on used, or a car with one already on it. Check www.turbomustangs.com in the classifieds, there are plenty. I must admit, I think nothing compares to the sound of my car, nothing. I have had my share of troubles, but then again, so has everybody on TM.com The coolest part about my car is the "wow" factor. Every car show, or everytime I go to the track, I have a crowd around my car 24/7. It is a little bit of a ego builder If you just want fast, go the 347 route, like others have said, you can add a power adder later. If I were you, I would look into the 408 route. You could easily make over 500rwhp on pump gas. It would not cost any more than I have spent.
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