ok, so, heres the deal.. I want to put a lot of power under the hood, for cheap. I found twin turbo kits for thirdgens on ebay for aroung 700 bucks. sure, they might be cheap, but im not gonna be putting them under a lot of abuse. Ive never turboed anything before, and idk how hard its gonna be.. Im not sure how to do stuff like route the exhaust, can I hook it up to my stock carb, etc, etc.. any advice, stepp by step, or anything would be helpful.. thanks.

 

I know this is gonna sound mean , but it really ain't meant to be .....

Do you really expect someone is gonna sit down for a few hours and write the 100 page step by step installation manual for each and every person with go fast aspirations who comes here and asks that same question ? Most folks don't even get a response to such broad questions and end up going away thinking we're all ****** . The simple fact is , that if you want it BAD enough , all ya gotta do is go four sections down from where you posted , to the heading called "POWER ADDERS" , and every question you don't even know you need answered yet has already been answered in full detail , and all ya gotta do is spend the time reading to educate yourself about what your contemplating . No one is gonna hand you your turbo "on a silver platter" and all of the "legwork" must be yours alone . Otherwise , best to gather up a cool $5000 or so , and pay someone who IS willing to do the research , installation , and tuning to set it up for ya .

Good Luck ......

 

Brutal honesty is better than candy coating an answer and dragging it out. Well said and not mean or being a *****.

 

Spend a couple hundred more and throw a supercharger on it, if you can install an intake you can install one of these

 

Well there is step by step tut for turbo builds you just have to know how to use a search engine. I can find it for you, but if i have too your already in trouble.

 

Start by buying a welder and learning how to use it. Best advice for a beginner. I wouldnt even touch the car yet.

 

You should buy the 4 pack. Why stop at 2?