Turbo Or Supercharger?
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Turbo Or Supercharger?
Hey guys i have had my 05 gto for almost a year now and am interested in installing some form of forced induction whether it be turbo or
supercharged.
Which do you guys prefer?
And if you could direct me to some websites it would be appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
Gf
supercharged.
Which do you guys prefer?
And if you could direct me to some websites it would be appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
Gf
Last edited by Gtofanatic; 02-15-2006 at 06:19 PM.
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Check out Bob at Exotic Performance Plus (Sponsor). Sick prices on ATI stuff. Here is a write up on one 04' GTO they did. D1sc 8psi 450rwhp.
http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com...Car.php?car=24
Good luck
Andy
http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com...Car.php?car=24
Good luck
Andy
#12
APS has a twin turbo system for you car I believe. Regardless of what route you go you will need fuel pump/injectors/clutch/tranny work/rear end/good tune for a safe 500-550rwhp And forged internals/additional fuel system/etc for anything much over those #s.
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ATI does indeed offer the ATI ProChargers for the '05 GTO's, I have been selling them for some time. The kit that ATI currently offers is the tuner version, which comes complete except for the following items: You will need 42lb fuel injectors, a 255 litre fuel pump, a Fluidampr harmonic balancer, and a computer tune. I can supply you with all the required items, and there is more than likely someone in your area that can tune your car for you. Bob
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i only know of shops that can tune compact cars and all that area but ill ask around and call around but ati doesnt currently offer the kit with fuel pump, injectors,Fluidampr harmonic balancer,or any of that?
would i also need rear end work done like new driveshaft,axle shafts,axle stubs?
would i also need rear end work done like new driveshaft,axle shafts,axle stubs?
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A good rule of thumb to go by for forced induction is:
Take the total sum of your setup and double it, cause you're gonna either A: Want more or B:Run into problems...
For a good setup and it to be reliable and fast look at spending around 10k
Take the total sum of your setup and double it, cause you're gonna either A: Want more or B:Run into problems...
For a good setup and it to be reliable and fast look at spending around 10k