Anyone added a turbo to a sport??
08 December 2008 | 11:34 PM
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my advice is don't turbo convert a sport its not worth it at all and it will prob's have problems aswell, not worth your money or time, should just buy a turbo to start with, Thats what i think anyways lol. 
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09 December 2008 | 10:30 AM
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If you guys have a look on www.imprezasport.net you will find info for this on there, it's not easy and the guys that have tried it probably will say they wish they had not.
Brakes, suspension, ecu with turbo loom etc etc there is a lot more to it than meets the eye... for one the sport does not have a rear anti roll bar fitted so that needs modding for a start and that's a small one.
This is not an easy task reasearch first gents is my best advise
Brakes, suspension, ecu with turbo loom etc etc there is a lot more to it than meets the eye... for one the sport does not have a rear anti roll bar fitted so that needs modding for a start and that's a small one.
This is not an easy task reasearch first gents is my best advise
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09 December 2008 | 12:37 PM
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As long as you know what your getting into there
The sport will end up basically as a donor body shell.
Good luck it's not a job for the fainthearted, have you checked the insurance side of it out ?
The sport will end up basically as a donor body shell.
Good luck it's not a job for the fainthearted, have you checked the insurance side of it out ?
09 December 2008 | 12:41 PM
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Im willing to pay whatever it is. Im on 4 years no claims with a clean license
Yea we have all the tools,ramps etc up at the farm so it will be doing it there
gf brother knows his stuff so he is helping aswell. Its going to be fun. I really like the colour of my shell an its solid so may aswell :-)
Yea we have all the tools,ramps etc up at the farm so it will be doing it there
gf brother knows his stuff so he is helping aswell. Its going to be fun. I really like the colour of my shell an its solid so may aswell :-)
09 December 2008 | 01:48 PM
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Im willing to pay whatever it is. Im on 4 years no claims with a clean license
Yea we have all the tools,ramps etc up at the farm so it will be doing it there
gf brother knows his stuff so he is helping aswell. Its going to be fun. I really like the colour of my shell an its solid so may aswell :-)
Yea we have all the tools,ramps etc up at the farm so it will be doing it there
gf brother knows his stuff so he is helping aswell. Its going to be fun. I really like the colour of my shell an its solid so may aswell :-)
09 December 2008 | 05:29 PM
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i cant see the point, be easyer to just buy a turbo, if insurance is the prob, then put all the money u would of put into fitting the turbo in the insurance, u can pick up a good turbo now for little money,
09 December 2008 | 05:43 PM
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What a waste of money!
It'll end up costing more than just selling your sport and buying a turbo to begin with, because you'll need engineers reports to insure it, and you'll need to insure as a highly modified car and you'll get loaded up. Plus you'll be a target for the police with the engine number conundrum.
It'll end up costing more than just selling your sport and buying a turbo to begin with, because you'll need engineers reports to insure it, and you'll need to insure as a highly modified car and you'll get loaded up. Plus you'll be a target for the police with the engine number conundrum.
09 December 2008 | 06:03 PM
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