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WiseAssJester 09-26-2005 03:26 AM

NA to Turbo?
 
I may have to settle for buying a very sweet non-turbo 87 Supra.

I make the assumption that dropping a turbo onto the car isn't hard, but is there anything.. odd I need to know?
I searched the forums, but am suddenly very low on time.. any quick pointers? Or links?


Thanks.

PS: ALso, stock, does an NA model have a forged crankshaft?

joel w 09-26-2005 05:15 AM

sell it for a turbo model, easiest by far and everything will already be there for ya not much help i know but its all i got for short time

WiseAssJester 09-27-2005 12:23 AM

I ment low on time as of that post, I have all the time in the world to build it.


I can't find a turbo model close enough, and definately not for the price. And definately not in this condition.


Basically I just need to make sure it comes with a forged crank, or where to buy a crank, and what compression ratio it is. Either way, thats for giggles as I'm going to drop a large turbo on it for my end game application.

rnoswal 09-27-2005 03:35 AM

The cranks are forged stock. A very nice feature. Heavy though. Mill the head a lot or put some nice pop up pistons and cams. Get the head ported, especially the exhaust side. Put a set of tripple side draft carbs on it and header and big exhaust and I think it would be a very fast cruiser.

That is what I wan to do to mine anyway...........sigh.

Russ

WiseAssJester 09-27-2005 04:03 AM

I'm actually gonna dish the pistons. 8:1 compression.. maybe 7.8. Either way, gonna get a massive turbo.


Are turbo and NA SUpras from 87 the same with regards to the heads? Or are there minor changes? Or is the NA still only 8.4 to one compression?

rnoswal 09-27-2005 02:58 PM

Same heads different pistons. Apparently the horsepower is close with the N/A and the turbo but the torque is the big difference.


Russ

WiseAssJester 09-28-2005 01:19 AM

Today.. I just had the second one of these cars sold out from under me.



... Ouch.


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