Turbo Conversion

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iamnqr Contact options for registered users 's Avatar posted on
April 19, 2011, 1:46 am
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I have a 92 Daytona ES in my garage that I want to convert from N/A to
Turbo.  I have many of the mechanicals (havent changed the rods, or rings
yet), but my challenge is the electrical.  Has anyone ever done this and if
so, what is my best way to start.  BTW I'm doing this to satisfy my own
curiosity about whether I can do it, or not.  I original fixed the car up
for my daughter then she decided she didn't want it, new engine (S&J
rebuild), I rebuilt trans trans, put new exhaust, new brake system (sat in
storage too long) and awaiting new paint, so before I paint it I thought I'd
turbocharge it.  So here I am and there you are. Thanks in advance for any
help you may provide.  /r iamnqr

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April 20, 2011, 4:40 pm
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Re: Turbo Conversion

On Tue, 19 Apr 2011 05:46:55 GMT, iamnqr@gmail.com wrote:


Wow. Seriously?

A hideous, fwd vehicle that in *absolutely perfect* fully-loaded
condition still wouldn't find a buyer on the entire planet.

You want "help", here it is: visit your daughter and have her knock
some of her good sense into your skull, then spend the time and money
you were actually thinking of putting into that POS on building a beer
brewing rig.

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April 23, 2011, 11:34 am
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Re: Turbo Conversion

find a donor Daytona with a turbo, get the complete wiring harness. all the
computers, the insturment panel.




 

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