zetec turboing question

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zetec turboing question

Postby danfezSi on Tue Aug 17, 2004 5:48 pm

i read an interesting article that said that the focus rs manifold can be fitted onto zetecs.

in doing so a turbo can be mounted very easily.

so by sticking a small turbo to give a small amount of boost... say 5 psi would any noticable gain be made without having to strengthen internals, remap the ecu etc
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Postby wywywywy on Tue Aug 17, 2004 9:11 pm

Hi,

No 5psi is not very safe, 3psi is more like it.

Anyway, for the price of a Focus RS exhaust manifold + turbo... you could probably do a complete budget turbo build (spacer plate + OFAB/OFAC) running 10 psi >__<
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