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    Quote Originally Posted by Sammich
    10lbs can be done...
    lulz at mods editting your sig...

    Also, it is how much HP the engine and parts can take... not how much psi the engine can take.


    But you still need to know the condition of the B18c also... Never just turbo an engine that you don't know about if you are looking for relizbility... Make sure everything is in good working order.
    Back to being stock and slow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motivation
    lulz at mods editting your sig...

    Also, it is how much HP the engine and parts can take... not how much psi the engine can take.


    But you still need to know the condition of the B18c also... Never just turbo an engine that you don't know about if you are looking for relizbility... Make sure everything is in good working order.
    yea i just leave it f'n bastards...

    but in most cases t3/t4 is selected as first turbo..thats why i say 10...



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