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blown_mr2
Simple enough. What's everyone using?

clapbak
phhhhhhht... turbo fo sheeeeeezy :D

oldraven
Turbonium. :)



I like the feel of N/A power more, but with half the parts, cash, effort, and fuel expenses, I'll go with a boosted engine.

silverTEG
nitrous in the teg.
WRX has a turbo. oubiously :bthumbup:

SaabKraft
my RX7 is NA, the saab 900 is turbocharged and intercooled.

Cougar_boy
My Audi is a turbo. and my LTD is N/A.

Pro Drag
There's no Methanol option. :mad:

Shady_Pro
everyone has turbo...how bout having something different

Insomniac
6.3L of N/A power with 375 hp and 405 ftlb...

...if you add up the 2 cars :lol:

n0c7
Turbo period. Once you feel boost you never go back.

oldraven
quote:
Originally posted by n0c7
Turbo period. Once you feel boost you never go back.


Big dispacement thrust is actually the best feeling out there, but it's too pricey, for my pocket.

I forgot, I've got two N/A vehicles as well.

snugs
Supercharger, with the spinning and the boosting and the whinnnnnn-ing. :p

silverTEG
its all matter of opinion :bthumbup:

Shady_Pro
turbo over super charger on a 4 banger...supercharger over turbo on a v8...its all about where you need the power

Insomniac
For fun, I really liked my turbo Rotary. It was smooth, sounded cool, and really but you back in the seat when the boost hit.

For just driving around town, I like my N/A I6. So smooth, good midrange, and you can wind it out when you want to have some fun. Not very exciting though.

oldraven
quote:
Originally posted by Insomniac
For fun, I really liked my turbo Rotary. It was smooth, sounded cool, and really but you back in the seat when the boost hit.

For just driving around town, I like my N/A I6. So smooth, good midrange, and you can wind it out when you want to have some fun. Not very exciting though.



Is yours an HO? We just got ours running right, and it's definately exciting to wail on it. Sounds sooo good too, in the upper range.

n0c7
quote:
Originally posted by oldraven
Big dispacement thrust is actually the best feeling out there, but it's too pricey, for my pocket.

I forgot, I've got two N/A vehicles as well.



To each his own, but I prefer the feeling of warp speed compared to my mullet flying back and snapping my neck :D

Insomniac
quote:
Originally posted by oldraven
Is yours an HO? We just got ours running right, and it's definately exciting to wail on it. Sounds sooo good too, in the upper range.


HO?

92_WhItE_H23
high output

oldraven
quote:
Originally posted by Insomniac
HO?


Does your Jeep say 4.0 Litre or 4.0 Litre HO



Insomniac
Jeep? I wouldn't be caught dead....

oldraven
quote:
Originally posted by Insomniac
Jeep? I wouldn't be caught dead....


Oops. There are a few guys on here who drive Jeeps, so when you said 4.0L I6, I just put two and two together......... and got three.

*edit*
Turns out you didn't even say 4.0, so......... I don't know.

Insomniac
I said 4.0L I6?

oldraven
Yeah, look at my edit.

SilverNeonRacer
I don't have one.. but how about duel charging? a header running to a STS remote mount turbo which runs up to a super? heh

I have a N/A car and a turbo diesel truck.. in the truck the turbo made all the difference.

DowntownFocus
quote:
Originally posted by snugs
Supercharger, with the spinning and the boosting and the whinnnnnn-ing. :p


Agreed. now I just gotta get my shit together and go buy one.

REFLUX
idunno...just something about fast NAs that get my attention more than fast boosted cars

Shady_Pro
ill second that

2HIGH~PSI
although i dont have one...i really want one....TURBO!!!!

but soo far im N/A all the way:bthumbup:

arabian_ryda
Modded 2 liter with dual webers. N/A POWA!!!!!!

JDMBoi
all motor

no pshhh pshhh here




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