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#1

Hi. 

Im thinking of upgrading my 2008 Territory’s turbo. I have a front mount and a 3.5 Inch turbo back exhaust at the moment. I’m also looking for an FG inlet manifold before the 1000cc injectors and tune. 

 

Should I I get the standard turbo done up or get something bigger?

#2

How fat is your wallet. How old is the turbo.  

 

Iam at 479rwkw with factory turbo. 

Edited by arronm

#3
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Wallet is stretched to the limit. I’d be able to come up with the cash for a new turbo in 3 months but that would mean going without a tune for that long. No one got time for that! 

The car is approaching 200k.

 

do you just have bolt ins?

#4

If your wallet is stretched to the limit then work on upgrading that before your turbo 

 

#freefinancialadvice

#5

At 200,000 klms I wouldnt bother. If it had half the klms I would say get the Precision 6466 as most do or the 6235 I have which is making 508 scary RWKS.

#6
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Why wouldn’t you bother? Will the engine not cope anymore?

 

37 minutes ago, camo86T said:

If your wallet is stretched to the limit then work on upgrading that before your turbo 

 

#freefinancialadvice

Lol. There’s just no helping me :girlhospital:

#7

Just for reference, arronm's F6 has a lot more than basic bolt ons, and SeduceG6Et67 has spent at least 20k on his car

#8

My TTG has debung , and 750cc injectors , tune , including gearbox.  Makes close to 300 awkw. 

 

You dont need to upgrade the turbo.  

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