Mounting a TURBO in the back seat???
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Yea the heat in the cabin wouldnt work. However you could do a procharger in the cabin. You could mount it up in the passenger seat with a hand crank to reduce belt drag on the engine
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But wouldn't it be smartish to put it IN the backseat like I said, keep it nice and clean for a daily driver? Just get a good amount of that heat shield stuff to keep the heat out of the cabin.
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I've considered the thought of making an access panel over the T-top well, and running a remote turbo inside there (boxed in, with the bottom cut out for air exchange/exhaust) to eliminate the STS ground clearance issues.. Probably would want to use a water-cooled turbo. In the backseat?? No way.