Why would it not be safe?Vahagn23 wrote:would it be safe to put it in?
You make it yourself. Turbo upgrades are fairly easy to install and make yourself. It will probably cost around $2000 for the basic parts to get the turbo and the car working together, other parts to keep it working would cost another $1000 or so. And alot of maintance, turbos eat though oil really fast.Great White Versa wrote:Someone else might have better information, but from what I understand, of the many people who gave them money, FoxRacing was the only client to actually receive one of these. So, I don't know how you would go about getting one.
why would it not be safe? because its uncharted territory. anytime you boost a car that wasnt designed for boost you are rolling the dice.lain wrote:Why would it not be safe?
You make it yourself. Turbo upgrades are fairly easy to install and make yourself. It will probably cost around $2000 for the basic parts to get the turbo and the car working together, other parts to keep it working would cost another $1000 or so. And alot of maintance, turbos eat though oil really fast.
Because...lain wrote:Why would it not be safe?
If he HAS to ask this question, he's not ready for a DIY kit, ergo it's not safe for him to do so.Vahagn23 wrote:would it be safe to put it in?
What comes to my mind is OVERHAULS!FoxMarketingVersa wrote:I'm selling my Turbo kit, doesn't go through oil at all, no issues, no problem, and hauls.