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X2 on that ^^ think he just misunderstood the section title.
Just my 2 cents here to the OP... Most that go the boosted route tend to part out when it comes time to sell the car for whatever reason they need to. If you have the time to do so I think one, you'd be able to sell the car itself much easier by appealing to the "non-tuner" car buying world, and put more money in your pocket by removing/swapping the turbo kit out and putting OEM back in. It's a bit more work for sure... but in the end it would be a win - win for you. Because you'll be able to recoop some of the cost of the turbo kit by selling it to a tuner AND selling the stock car to your average joe car buyer that probably wouldn't give a rats butt or appreciate all the work that goes into building a modified car.
Hope that helps ya out.... GLWS.
Just my 2 cents here to the OP... Most that go the boosted route tend to part out when it comes time to sell the car for whatever reason they need to. If you have the time to do so I think one, you'd be able to sell the car itself much easier by appealing to the "non-tuner" car buying world, and put more money in your pocket by removing/swapping the turbo kit out and putting OEM back in. It's a bit more work for sure... but in the end it would be a win - win for you. Because you'll be able to recoop some of the cost of the turbo kit by selling it to a tuner AND selling the stock car to your average joe car buyer that probably wouldn't give a rats butt or appreciate all the work that goes into building a modified car.
Hope that helps ya out.... GLWS.
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