Hybrid Turbos
05 February 2001, 05:45 PM
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I am looking at a Turbo upgrade and I am convinced that a Hybrid unit is the way forward.
After much deliberation I have decided to take the leap, can anyone help with costs/experience/who are the daddies at doing it.
JP
Hello Big R
After much deliberation I have decided to take the leap, can anyone help with costs/experience/who are the daddies at doing it.
JP
Hello Big R
05 February 2001, 09:07 PM
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Oh, the post is here and on 22B.com.
Oh well, I'll say Turbo Dynamics as well JP. See my post on 22b.com for mroe blurb.
I don't know where "My Fat ****" is , but if it is close to Cheltenham, then Powerstation can sort you out with a TD unit.
Cheers
Ian
Oh well, I'll say Turbo Dynamics as well JP. See my post on 22b.com for mroe blurb.
I don't know where "My Fat ****" is , but if it is close to Cheltenham, then Powerstation can sort you out with a TD unit.
Cheers
Ian
05 February 2001, 10:55 PM
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Two jags!!!!!!!!
There are lots of dealers who can supply TD turbos, us included. I supply these turbos all the time for all different applications including scoobs. TD are IMHO the dogs daddies at turbo manufacture don't get caught out and use a lesser product just because it is cheaper.
Rich
There are lots of dealers who can supply TD turbos, us included. I supply these turbos all the time for all different applications including scoobs. TD are IMHO the dogs daddies at turbo manufacture don't get caught out and use a lesser product just because it is cheaper.
Rich
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