I was wondering how much horse power u get from a turbo set up and the price of it and such. What kind of stuff do you have to do to keep everything running smooth? How fast can u go from 0-60?

Theres that thing called a search button, use it in forced induction tech.

amen 2 that

for a $500 turbo set up you can get 300 more horsepower and smoke corvettes and anything else you wanted. 0-60 times in about 3-4 seconds and 1/4 your gonna be getting around a mid 9. You can buy them at Pep boys the number one performance shop in the world.

its not all that bad a question..ive searched before and really never found hard numbers a on a turbo 0-60 tme.....he may be looking to compae that to a car hes familar with or has been in that is relatively quick...

hmm i will time my car when i get it back and let ya know.

now you're talkin!

there is no need for that here

especially not in the newbie forum

yea dude not funny im trying to find out some solid facts

Its not worth doing its still sloowwwwwwwwww. Unreliable and not worth it at all

i wouldnt define a car that runs 17-18sec 1/4 mile then down 2 mid 14-high 14s with a good driver a bad gain for the ammt of sec u drop off

Sounds like someone who doesn't own one making a comment on a car he's never driven.

Now granted it's not the fastest thing in the world. You'll probably pull mid to low 14's at best in a quarter, but forced induction is by far the most beneficial increase you can make to the Lancer's output in regards to cost vs effectiveness. I don't know how everyone else's turbocharged Lancers pull (esp in high gears) but I went from 60-110 like it was nothing when my car was running...when its fixed I anticipate even more. keep in mind that this was with a cylinder running very lean (I've mentioned it before, but it seems like I had a problem with the injector on my #2 cyl).

Reliability may vary. I've had problems with my custom kit, but then again I picked it up half finished after waiting too long and needing a car to drive when I lost my backup. At any rate, the vast majority of people have had no problems in regards to reliability. Of course this does not count negligence or severe abuse.