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Old 10-13-2013, 07:05 AM
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I have a 2002 Red S2000 , it had 71k and I absolutely baby it . I am thinking about doing a turbo kit. I don't want to run a large amount of psi. It is not my DD but I only want to run 5-8 psi (10 max). Money isn't a concern. I want a solid setup that will last a long time .

So I'm asking what kit should I look for ?

Will the car safely run 5-8psi for a long time (70k miles at least) then I would rebuild engine .
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Sos ts kit.

Pfab

Pang

Fbm stage 1

Trackforged

Go with gt30 sized turbo.
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Are those all different kits ? Or is that one kit? Sorry kinda new to turbo's
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Originally Posted by Arizona02S2K
Are those all different kits ? Or is that one kit? Sorry kinda new to turbo's
The aforementioned kits are from different manufacturers, but all are considered 'entry level' and will easily allow you to safely reach your goal(s).
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Your in AZ. SOS is out in AZ also.
I would definitely talk to the people @ SOS regarding their Twin Scroll turbo kits. One of the best kits on the market.
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Oh ok , thanks !
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I will check them out
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In answer to your original question, assuming your car is mechanically sound currently, you can safely run 5-8psi (or more, but you mentioned 5-8, specifically) for a long time on the stock engine.
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Yes my car is running great , everything is working and all is well. I want to run a low amount of psi to make sure it runs awhile. I'm not looking to hit the track but just to drive it on the weekend to the pavilions car show or just to take a cruise. I barely put miles on it right now and that wouldn't change . It's my baby lol
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dont rule out the supercharger option!
SOS makes those too.


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