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Turbo's work great when new, but after the mileage gets past 50K, they usually need replacement, due to impeller or bearing problems and even carbon build up. They also put
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Turbo's work great when new, but after the mileage gets past 50K, they usually need replacement, due to impeller or bearing problems and even carbon build up.
They also put a lot of stress on the motor, they are good for racing apllications , but not that good for driving your car to high mileage standards. I had an older 85 z turbo that had the turbo replaced 3 times in 40K miles, according to the original owners reciepts. I drove for about 10k and sold it. Better to go with CUBIC INCHES or Stroking a motor as compared to turbo etc. Last edited by gsxr750; 01-23-2012 at 01:31 PM. |
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