thikning of a conversion
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thikning of a conversion
hi i have a 1996 impreza 1.8 gl and when funds open up i was thinking dropping a import 3.0 gtb twin turbo engine in and want to get as many ideas before i go ahead and thoughts on the idea is welcome want loads offavice as this first sort off thing i do
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well i wanted to be a bit different about the conversion as i always see turbo conversions but never twin turbo conversion really so thought be different
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i got the car as i swapped my rover turbo for it and it is not standard it has full coilover kit speedline wheels and sti interior and bonnet basically sti rep i suppose and i guessing polybushed front and rear end will be a must trying to get as many views and tips
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3.0 litre twin turbo??????
you mean 2.0 litre? wouldnt bother a single turbo impreza is more tunable, unless you have open cheque book to put a svx 3.3 and then bolt twin turbos to it.
you mean 2.0 litre? wouldnt bother a single turbo impreza is more tunable, unless you have open cheque book to put a svx 3.3 and then bolt twin turbos to it.
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no i dnt think tht it a sti cuz of the interior and the coilovers jus saying it was a rep of sorts wen i had it and yes it is a legacy engine twin turbo and i have seen import engines on ebay that say are 3.0 but i appreciate the thoughts about single turbo
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I have to lol at the comments, sorry more **** taking. I doubt the the gl shell is any weaker than a wrx shell of the same year. Common sense tells you that if you add more power that you need better brakes , suspension etc.
My advice would be talk to a subaru specialist on the phone rather than listen to some of the fannys on here, at least then if you get criticism it will be constructive and proven
All the best with your project mate
My advice would be talk to a subaru specialist on the phone rather than listen to some of the fannys on here, at least then if you get criticism it will be constructive and proven
All the best with your project mate
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i have seen the 2.0 twin turbo bolts staight in apprently so presuming so does the 3.0tt if not i shal come to that bridge when hit it :d and funds arent a problem atm and wanted to do it to be unique as seen many 1.6 gl conversion to 2.0 turbo and sports to turbos but never twin turbo so wanted to be different then every1 else
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i have seen the 2.0 twin turbo bolts staight in apprently so presuming so does the 3.0tt if not i shal come to that bridge when hit it :d and funds arent a problem atm and wanted to do it to be unique as seen many 1.6 gl conversion to 2.0 turbo and sports to turbos but never twin turbo so wanted to be different then every1 else
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i seen 3.0 tt on ebay but tht was a while ago and its ebay so prob was the 2.0 tt one lol but i still twin turbo converting it just want peoples views
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I personally wouldnt waste my time, been in the Legacy GTB and hated the twin turbo, it felt so slow and like an automatic. Its defo an improvement over the 1.8gl though which ive also been in, all i can say is ive been in quicker vans so onwards and upwards by the sounds of your plans.
I'd go for a UK turbo mate and spend the rest taking the engine above 300 reliably, then you can say your are being 'different' lol
I'd go for a UK turbo mate and spend the rest taking the engine above 300 reliably, then you can say your are being 'different' lol
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