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Johnnyny
09-07-2008, 11:40 PM
i got a 2000 protege 1.8l and i want to know what good turbo system i can get and how much power increase i will get thanks

KZL_99ES
09-09-2008, 12:09 PM
well that really all depends on how much money you want to spend!

i dynoed at just over 100whp, and thats with a header, exhaust, UDP and some other stuff...

i plan on putting on a turbo set up pretty soon (i have most of everything...) and i hope to get about 170-180 whp, if not more, i'll have 440 CC injectors plus a UniChip, also hope to have a 626 intake manifold, so i hope that gives you an idea...

Johnnyny
09-12-2008, 03:51 PM
wat turbo u getting?

KZL_99ES
09-12-2008, 08:20 PM
It's a T3/T4...whatever that means...but yeah, that's what I hope to achieve, eventually, I'm still getting all my parts together...let alone money,
speaking of that, be prepared to spend at least 2 grand on a turbo set up, remember to get some high-flow exhaust (2.5-3" piping, no cat preferable) for another $500...

this will also cost more for insurance if you want to claim your mods, some companies won't even cover them, so be aware...i don't think mine does, then again, i haven't told them about any of my mods... oh-well...

it's up to you man, but i think it'll be worth it in the long run, you'll def have more fun with you car!!!

SeR_Cyclops
09-12-2008, 08:24 PM
you need to also keep in mind that you might be able to buy a msp cheeper than getting your car where you want it in terms of speed.

NCZ13
09-12-2008, 10:01 PM
it sounds like you need to do some research... It really doesnt seem like you know what your talking about.

patsfan4life
09-26-2008, 09:15 AM
It's a T3/T4...whatever that means...but yeah, that's what I hope to achieve, eventually, I'm still getting all my parts together...let alone money,
speaking of that, be prepared to spend at least 2 grand on a turbo set up, remember to get some high-flow exhaust (2.5-3" piping, no cat preferable) for another $500...

this will also cost more for insurance if you want to claim your mods, some companies won't even cover them, so be aware...i don't think mine does, then again, i haven't told them about any of my mods... oh-well...

it's up to you man, but i think it'll be worth it in the long run, you'll def have more fun with you car!!!

a t3/t4 trim on a 1.8? u fraudin brah. i mean...unless you like mad amounts of turbo lag? a t25 is plenty for your need. we've put a t3/t4 on a z34 3400...which is a v6...and its good on there...but not a protege motor.