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Not worth it. And unless you have a really tight budget, I would skip the Evo IX turbo too, and go to an aftermarket stock frame.
Buying used, stock turbos is not worth it IMO.
Buying used, stock turbos is not worth it IMO.
We have no idea how much power he wants, what kind of spool he wants... If he want's a fun street car an OEM turbo or even his stock 8 turbo could be fine....
^ Evidently you missed the part where I stated, "IMO."
Regardless of whether he wants quick spool or a fun street car, I still think upgrading to a 10.5 or even a IX turbo is not worth it.
Regardless of whether he wants quick spool or a fun street car, I still think upgrading to a 10.5 or even a IX turbo is not worth it.
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Focus on other areas of the car. You can get 11s stock turbo pretty easy with a good setup. Get rid of weight you dont need, get a set of light wheels and some drag radials, and a good twin plate clutch. From there basic power mods and a solid tune should do it.
He definitely doesn't need a twin to run low 12's/high 11's. Hundreds of people have done it on single plate clutches. He is obviously on a budget, so a twin is probably out of reach anyway.
Most of the Mods done were already there when I bought the car, so Idk if it has cams in it or not, or what clutch is in it, im assuming it has been tuned and there is a bigger fuel pump in it, but its just so unknown.
A agree a twin is not needed, but i am mid 11s on a single and the clutch is past its limit to hold comfortably. I can get 1 pass out of it before it is too soft to grip good for a while while it cools. I wish i had gone twin so i didnt have to worry about it :







