Some Good News from SP
Well we at SP are know doing a XB turbo kit. We will starting the project in about 2 weeks and hope to have the kit up for sale by late May or Early June... This kit should also fit the XA as well. I may need a XA for test fit. I will keep all you XA guys up to date on that when the time comes..Our plans our to make a turbo kit that the turbo will mount up front insted of the back of the motor. We want to the turbo and pipes to be out were you can see them.. We will post pics when we get started...
Sorry to get of subject, but Parts-Pimp. What size wheels are those on your old xB and who makes them and you dont still have them by any chance do you? anyways back on topic, would love to see another turbo setup on the market lots o pics and info when you start on please.
The wheels on my XB were the Racing Hart J8 pro in 19". I sold them with the car but they are not cheap. They are around $500 per wheel no tires!!!! but very nice and very strong wheels...
^^^^ Ive heard that our piston rods are forged, so i dont think they will brake like toothpicks, the only internal upgrade you will have to do (maybe) will be the pistons, but ive heard of alot of people that are turbo with stock pistons.
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i was running a stock block 6 psi daily and anywhere from 9-13 psi on the weekends with a MBC...this was all run on a T20BB with a return line fuel setup and complete fuel system upgrade(every part of the fuel system except for the tank pretty much).
I went in there to talk to them and they said that they dropped the idea becuase the connecting rods are weak. I am not a big fan of this company, every time I go in there they always have and attitude, I don't recommend doing busniess with them.
oh lol. I was reading it and got confused.
But for a company that wants the turbo to be in the front because of LOOKS? I don't think so. I'd rather not be able to see the turbo and have greater performance and reliability, than to be able and see it.
But for a company that wants the turbo to be in the front because of LOOKS? I don't think so. I'd rather not be able to see the turbo and have greater performance and reliability, than to be able and see it.




