Best Choice For Engine?
08-02-03, 03:38 AM
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Best Choice For Engine?
Hey guys im gonna buy my friends 88 turbo II of him in a week and its mint shape and has a factory body kit with about 200 of em out there, i have pic but dont know how to post (confused with the html ****...) anyways what would be the best choice for engine? He has Haltech Fuel Management System im gonna buy, but should i get diff engine or work with that one, ex 13b or somethin, or stay with this and get big turbo and lil upgrades?? thnx for the help in advance
08-02-03, 03:42 AM
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I would stay with the 13B.
To upload a pic, click "post reply" to get to the screen where you need to be. Then, down toward the bottom, click "Browse" where it says to add a pic. It will then let you browse through your computer files to select the picture you want. Finally, at the bottom of the page, click "Submit" to submit your posting and the picture will be there. We will have to click the link to see the pic, but you can learn later how to link the image directly to the page. That involves the use of the html tags. Its easiest to do it this way.
Good luck and congrats on the car. Sounds like a nice ride.
To upload a pic, click "post reply" to get to the screen where you need to be. Then, down toward the bottom, click "Browse" where it says to add a pic. It will then let you browse through your computer files to select the picture you want. Finally, at the bottom of the page, click "Submit" to submit your posting and the picture will be there. We will have to click the link to see the pic, but you can learn later how to link the image directly to the page. That involves the use of the html tags. Its easiest to do it this way.
Good luck and congrats on the car. Sounds like a nice ride.
08-02-03, 11:13 AM
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Congrats on the new T2!
Their is alot of great info here and great people, many topics on these great cars, so spend hours & days, months reading up on everything!
Enjoy her!
Good luck/skill!
Their is alot of great info here and great people, many topics on these great cars, so spend hours & days, months reading up on everything!
Enjoy her!
Good luck/skill!
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