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I have an ST an obviously i need more power. It has 110k miles on it. Ive done some suspension work and i have a short ram.
In the long run what would be the best idea? Turbo, 4age swap or stick some headers and an exhaust and get what little i can out of the 7a. I dont need 400hp and 400lbft, just a little more pep that what i got. The cost doesn't really worry me. I have 2 jobs and one pays me $14 an hour cash. And it doesnt need to be done right now. I just need it to be reliable and done right. What would you guys say would be the best idea? This post has been edited by terqui: May 5, 2008 - 9:09 PM |
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if you want reliable, dont turbo the 7a. it'll take a lot to be TRULY reliable, though it can be done. i'd say swap in a 20V 4AGE. a little peppier and revv happy than the 7A, though you will lose torque down low and MPG
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