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I have a 2000 996 3.4l and I am chasing info on aftermarked turbo kits to suit. So far I'm not doing well. Can anyone offer advice to steer me in the right direction/s.
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POST 2Original post
How did you get on with your turbo search Steve? I think Fitzgeralds may know a bit on the subject. Beware of running to much boost if its a bolt on kit without lowering your comp ratio. Good luck.
POST 3Original post
My 2c worth, trade on a later GT3 or C4S. Alternately, it's a shame to alter a original car, but I'd go for a US based supercharger kit that bolts on. Less hastle than a Turbo.Excellence magazine is a good source of info for supercharged Porsches.
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Send Spence a PM and ask a few questions. He is very knowledgable on the subject having turbo charged his own car. You can get good power gains with both systems.
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