Na Or Turbo
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Vehicle: Hyundai Tiburon FX
i went NA because of fuel economy and travels. however, $$3k worth of NA crap just gives you squat but maybe it's because i have an automatic...
i'd go turbo if i were you, just hoard up all the right parts and slap them on all at once. cheaper and better but beware the 93 fuel.
i'd go turbo if i were you, just hoard up all the right parts and slap them on all at once. cheaper and better but beware the 93 fuel.
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Vehicle: 2000 Elantra
well if it is boost then yes
if its NOS = higher octane needed
t/c = higher octane needed
s/c = higher octane needed
hell some cams = higher octane needed
if its NOS = higher octane needed
t/c = higher octane needed
s/c = higher octane needed
hell some cams = higher octane needed
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Thanks to all, sorry about my English, I understand it well but my problem is the grammar .
Here in venezuela there is only one tiburon turbo, I am trying to put in touch with the owner to take his advice and his experience, and ask him who tuning this car and stuff like this .
I have a question to all how many psi can work with the stocks internals and the fuel ( inyectors , fuel pump , etc ) stocks , whit not change the ecu map .
pd: again sorry about my English ,i will try to write better
this is the turbo tiburon in venezuela
Here in venezuela there are many cars turbo and prepared n/a, but the tiburon is not a platform that is very used here , iIf you want to see some of the car preparations in venezuela visit these links
www.xtreme-tuning.com
www.endragway.com
www.maracaibodrags.com
Here in venezuela there is only one tiburon turbo, I am trying to put in touch with the owner to take his advice and his experience, and ask him who tuning this car and stuff like this .
I have a question to all how many psi can work with the stocks internals and the fuel ( inyectors , fuel pump , etc ) stocks , whit not change the ecu map .
pd: again sorry about my English ,i will try to write better
this is the turbo tiburon in venezuela
Here in venezuela there are many cars turbo and prepared n/a, but the tiburon is not a platform that is very used here , iIf you want to see some of the car preparations in venezuela visit these links
www.xtreme-tuning.com
www.endragway.com
www.maracaibodrags.com
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (zoned019 @ May 16 2006, 06:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>search this topic. it's been covered A LOT. EVERYONE comes here asking this same question.</div>
Except for me. tongue.gif But I am only doing suspension first. I suppose that I don't count.
Except for me. tongue.gif But I am only doing suspension first. I suppose that I don't count.
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Personally, I don't think 5K is an awful lot to dump into your car to have a 200whp N/A beast.
So far, I have an AEM Cold Air, R-Side 4-2-1 headers, and Motoria catback exhaust. My future mods will most likely be a BBTB (don't know what size yet, preferably a 68mm one, because that's what the airram is) and AIRRAM (it does wonders apparently, even on automatics), maybe some high-lift 272 cams, and ECU tunning.
First off, I doubt the setup above would reach 200whp. But it would be around 170-200bhp, no? Take a look at the Sentra Spec-V SE-R.. it is rated at around 170bhp.. however dynos proves it only puts out 140 to the wheels.
An N/A Tiburon with I/H/E will already be putting out close to that kind of power. (120whp stock +15-20 from mods) Add in an airram, BBTB, cams, and pulleys (which I dont trust BTW) and you are easily above 140 at the wheels.
Keep in mind guys, the Tib is a light motherf***er. It's only 25XX pounds!
PS. I wonder how an all out N/A Tib sounds? Probably like a BEAST
So far, I have an AEM Cold Air, R-Side 4-2-1 headers, and Motoria catback exhaust. My future mods will most likely be a BBTB (don't know what size yet, preferably a 68mm one, because that's what the airram is) and AIRRAM (it does wonders apparently, even on automatics), maybe some high-lift 272 cams, and ECU tunning.
First off, I doubt the setup above would reach 200whp. But it would be around 170-200bhp, no? Take a look at the Sentra Spec-V SE-R.. it is rated at around 170bhp.. however dynos proves it only puts out 140 to the wheels.
An N/A Tiburon with I/H/E will already be putting out close to that kind of power. (120whp stock +15-20 from mods) Add in an airram, BBTB, cams, and pulleys (which I dont trust BTW) and you are easily above 140 at the wheels.
Keep in mind guys, the Tib is a light motherf***er. It's only 25XX pounds!
PS. I wonder how an all out N/A Tib sounds? Probably like a BEAST