freddy14

Hi i am planning on going turbo in the next couple months i am located in the bay area i dont know what kits to get i want to push around 8-10psi i also dont know of any shops around here if you guys could help me also how is the reliablity of going turbo im still scared something might blow on my daily driver

TRD_Celica

scared money dont make money

Drkphnx

There's a whole section dedicated to Forced Induction, READ. 8-10 PSI doesnt mean anything since each turbo kit is esentialy different and will provide diferent reliabilty and power output. Sorry if I sound like an ass but always search before you post.

xervous36

Turbo: Greddy kit or Ptuning kit.
Shop: P-tuning or Inline Pro

jgermany

And buy some jack stands.

You should also consider supercharging. IMO, there is more reliablity to be had with a supercharger setup. Depending on your model year, there are several good SC kits available.

erikvanden

Agree. with the boost you want a SC kit seems like a better solution. Less issues and more novice friendly.

itlynstalyn

Do a search, this topic gets answered every single day lately it seems like.

If you don't have any knowledge in regards to boost and can't work on your car or don't have the funds to repair it if you get caught in a bind, then don't do it.

joes sled 2000

If youre that scared about youre daily driver then id just leave it alone . Both turbo and supercharger require the upmost care although less with the supercharger .

siadam

I always say this when I see a post like this, don't mod your DD. Buy a cheap beater to have bc your car WILL be down. Ive found if you can't afford a cheap daily, you can't afford to mod your car.


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myridechanelle

I agree wit all the above post. If you dont have enouh information about turbo, dont do it.

But on another note, im from the bay also and have a greddy kit for sale. I can't turbo the car until after my bi annual smog so I'm thinkin about gettin other stuff for my car. Lmk.