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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Mar 23, '03 From New Orleans Currently Offline Reputation: 5 (100%) ![]() |
Alrighty i'm doing the 5sfe turbo thing. I'm just looking at everything I have and trying to make sure i dont need anything else.
Have: Rebuilt Twin-entry CT-26 Turbo 3SGTE Exh. Manifold 3SGTE Oil pan and oil lines 2 Bar Sensor- alltrac Supra Ingectors Venom 255lbp fuel pump Getting, in transit: Greddy BOV & flange Greddy Turbo timer NGK spark plugs Still need to buy: (waiting on funds lol) MSD 6BTM Greddy Profec-1 Electroic Boost controller Misc. piping Boost, oil pressure guages Do I need anything else. I think that i'm going to get new piston rings and head gasket. Anything else i should consider |
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A: The only way I've seen it end up more expensive is if your engine blows- which if you do everything right and replace everything the first time- doesn't happen, and ends up being cheaper than 3s swap (unless you do the labor on the 3s swap yourself.
B: I don't think either one is easier- there are horror stories to both. I think it's definetly easier to get a shop to do an A+ job ona turbo install, than an A+ job on a 3s swap. C. nothing to dispute here ![]() D> Down time from problems is only the result of doing things stupidly, without reading about 5sfte's first. IE, not upgrading the fuel pump and blowing a piston- or running 15 psi without upgradng internals. A safe, lightly modded 5sfe engine can run on low boost just fine without huge problems. E. Some of us don't want that much power. |
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