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| Andrew Rasmussen |
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Just wanted to know how hard it is to convert a factory ba xt to a turbo and what the cost would be if I did it myself. I'd appreciate any help..... Cheers.
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| Benny D |
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try the search feature.
And its probly cheaper and ezyer to sell your xt and buy a turbo.
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| Andrew Rasmussen |
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I thought that might be the case. Thanks Benny.
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| Sloxr6 |
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Age: 40 Posts: 862 Joined: 8th May 2005 Ride: BA Wagon Turbo, Ba Fairlane G220 Location: Colac |
If you buy a complete turbo motor setup it is actually a pritty easy conversion if you do all the work yourself it can be rather cheap I would say it would have cost me around 5 to do my wagon thats with complete xr6 turbo motor, turbo gearbox and a custom 10psi tune.
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| LUMO |
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You can buy a xr6t for $12000 now. Not worth it the conversion.
The extra 5k you spend on top your xt you can sell your xt and you will get a complete xr6t, seats, brakes, diff, box, ec, etc, etc... Save some cash and sell your xt and buy a xr6t, you maybe even find one modded already aswell My 2 cents worth
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