Turbo Nissan
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Turbo Nissan
So my friend and I were heading to daytona a couple days ago. As I'm turning onto 92 I see a two-tone black and silver nissan 240 with a mild fart can. I catch up to him and wait for him to get on it. We were going from a 65 roll which is stupid but I'll take what I can get. He gets on it and so do I. We were even up to about 95. I let off at 120 about 2-3 lengths behind him. I caught the next redlight with him, gave the thumbs up and asked him what was done to it. He told my friend and I his motor was "fully built" and he had a "big *** turbo". When the light turned green he took off like a hardass and I heard a turbo but I doubt it was a "big *** turbo". If he's telling the truth about his motor and turbo then I'm not impressed by the car. I don't really give a rats *** about imports anyway. I heard from one of my friends he has at least 8 grand under the hood. I was in my caprice.
I'll be looking for him on the weekends when I take the T/A out.
I'll be looking for him on the weekends when I take the T/A out.
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Originally Posted by kidcamaro98
didnt know a T3/t4 was considered a "big *** turbo" no a days
Good kill
Good kill
I agree though. I don't consider any turbo big till it gets in the GT30 or bigger class. If I can stick my fist into the inlet housing, then it's BIG.
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Originally Posted by WRX-ERROR
I was watching the Speed channel lastnight and they tried putting a T3/T4 in a Jetta and it was too big to fit between the firewall and motor. So I guess it could be considered a "big" turbo.
I agree though. I don't consider any turbo big till it gets in the GT30 or bigger class. If I can stick my fist into the inlet housing, then it's BIG.
I agree though. I don't consider any turbo big till it gets in the GT30 or bigger class. If I can stick my fist into the inlet housing, then it's BIG.
Because both MK4 Jettas and Golf/GTI's have a ton of room between the motor and the firewall. If the cowl wasn't there you could practically stand behind the engine