Originally Posted by black rocket
Another fact you'll need put into consideration is n/a needs certain amount of backpressure unlike forced induction. Also, bear in mind that porting n/a does not produce worthy of expenses you'll need to put into it.
Be sure to weigh your options before you start the mod project as they aren't cheap by any means. Trust me on this. It's like an addiction once you start on rotary  |
I strongly disagree with black rocket on this one. Maybe he is a little biased. Is a money game yes, but that doesnt necessarily mean that you'll have to spend alot more to beat turbo guys or that it wont be worth the expense. As I am about to prove to a couple of fd drivers in my area. You must do your homework and know what you are doing. Tunning is key. Once you have the power is all about science and math to get the times you want.