12A Turbo engine?
09-20-03 | 10:33 AM
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HEAVY METAL THUNDER
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From: Elsenborn, Belgian Eifel
Yep, they did. But if you're going aftermarket ECU that's no longer important (the dizzy that is, boost retard stays important!)
If you go carbed setup, a 12AT dizzy can still be obtained if you know the sources. I'm in need of one myself, so I'll better start searching, before you guys bought all of them
If you go carbed setup, a 12AT dizzy can still be obtained if you know the sources. I'm in need of one myself, so I'll better start searching, before you guys bought all of them
09-20-03 | 12:03 PM
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Got Boost?
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If I were to go 12A turbo, I'd just use the stock distributer, convert to dual leading direct fire using MSD's, and place a boost retard module on them. Not only are 12AT dizzies hard to come by, they aren't designed for much higher than the stock 6psi boost.
09-20-03 | 04:08 PM
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From: wishing i was back in FL
Originally posted by fatboy7
If I were to go 12A turbo, I'd just use the stock distributer, convert to dual leading direct fire using MSD's, and place a boost retard module on them. Not only are 12AT dizzies hard to come by, they aren't designed for much higher than the stock 6psi boost.
If I were to go 12A turbo, I'd just use the stock distributer, convert to dual leading direct fire using MSD's, and place a boost retard module on them. Not only are 12AT dizzies hard to come by, they aren't designed for much higher than the stock 6psi boost.
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