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Posted by	BoostLesZ (ND4ZPD56) on July 21, 2004 at 11:33 PM
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In Reply To	TT Swap or a good rebuild? posted by CasperIV on July 21, 2004 at 11:30 PM
Message	you would spend a relatively equal amount on the TT swap and get much more power. personaly, with an engine with that many miles, i would buy a new one if possible. second, i would NEVER use nos on a 200k motor...you're asking for trouble. "...Flat out beautiful... like a Porsche whose mother ran off with a Ferrari" - YugoBernies Profile "I slow down and he pulls up again wanting more. So I gave it to him one more time..." - ZMarquis 7/20/04
Follow Ups	TT Swap or a good rebuild? - CasperIV 23:30:38 07/21/04 no. - BoostLesZ (ND4ZPD56) 23:33:39 07/21/04 I personally like a built NA for the reliability while - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 23:50:08 07/21/04 not worth it (n/m) - joel(PA) 23:52:12 07/21/04 Damn it, Joel.... I almost had him. (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 23:53:12 07/21/04 U had ME at hello (n/m) - joel(PA) 00:32:34 07/22/04 and cheap drugs at that! LOL! (n/m) - Z1TRUTH 00:10:51 07/22/04 If you have the money,, build your N/A, I would - SonicZ 00:02:12 07/22/04 actually - big gixx 00:07:17 07/22/04 viagra (n/m) - joel(PA) 00:27:49 07/22/04 Some NA's are faster than stock TT's. - upcominZ 00:32:13 07/22/04 Depends greatly on maintenance.. A well maintained TT - SonicZ 00:36:58 07/22/04 wild colorado jackrabbits are always faster than na's - big gixx 01:10:56 07/22/04 At colorado altitudes....yup - Zluster(Project Aardvark) 01:16:19 07/22/04 LOL.. with your broken drive shaft, they may be faster - SonicZ 01:18:35 07/22/04 cialis/yagermeister/redbull cocktail - big gixx 01:08:06 07/22/04 Just Look At Your Options. - timathiscott 01:01:28 07/22/04 I've wondered about this too... - Steve (Sherman Oaks) 11:10:40 07/22/04
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