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Supercharging A Starlet

taz2008

By taz2008,
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nuclear_skyline Mentor

nuclear_skyline

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starlet GT engines are awesome little things. I have one in a mini (old schooler), its not running yet. A couple of people in Aus are have them in minis and running 12sec passes out of the box.... For sure they SNAP my skyline

DRD-00F Grand Master

DRD-00F

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DRP-OOF - why are you posting in a thread about starlets then?

Monkey - I'm comfortable on my horse..

you two lesbians need to chill out.

Cause I have shit to say... and again, you're defending yourself... stop arcing up so much...

and heaps creative on the letter there... my plates were actually 'modified' once with white-out and a pen :P

So you're not the first...

DAN00H Mentor

DAN00H

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there is no "factory" supercharged/turbo starlets.

I'm sure it's doable, but would be a lot of money for nothing.

I'm assuming you have the aus delivered shopping trolley version.

you can turbo charge that..

or engine conversion from the jap spaec EP82 starlet which has the 4e-fte turbo 100kw engine.

Sydneykid had once mentioned that he knew of someone who had shoehorned a sivler top 20 valve 4age in to one.

those motors are 118kw I think..

was apparently a bit of fun to throw around.

FYI to the above - there are starlet GT's - turbo from the factory...

mad082 Grand Master

mad082

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i was thinking about buying a turbo stalet a while back. they do a low 15 second 1/4 stock, so a few mods like exhaust, cooler, and more boost and you should be into the low 14's pretty darn easy, and still have a car that you can park in the trolley bay at coles.

evil_weevil Grand Master

evil_weevil

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i was thinking about buying a turbo stalet a while back. they do a low 15 second 1/4 stock, so a few mods like exhaust, cooler, and more boost and you should be into the low 14's pretty darn easy, and still have a car that you can park in the trolley bay at coles.

thats it hey, can be a nice quick commuter!!

TTT Grand Master

TTT

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FYI to the above - there are starlet GT's - turbo from the factory...

I should have typed that as supercharged+turbocharged.

I initially thought the OP was asking to supercharge his already turbo starlet.

as in, I thought he had a Starlet GT which he also wanted to supercharge.

like twin charge.

VB- Veteran

VB-

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there is no "factory" supercharged/turbo starlets.

or engine conversion from the jap spaec EP82 starlet which has the 4e-fte turbo 100kw engine.

make up your mind? or were u implying there were no aus spec turbos?

#taylor# Apprentice

#taylor#

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i had a gt starlet years ago.

ran a 12.9 at wsid on street tyres with only the following mods

trd lsd

new manifold with wrx turbo to suit

full exhaust

fuel reg

fuel pump

dont know bout you guys but for those mods thats pretty dam quick. cheap awesome little car in my opinion

TTT Grand Master

TTT

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make up your mind? or were u implying there were no aus spec turbos?

yeh I described what I meant 20 mins before you posted... just above this post.

i had a gt starlet years ago.

ran a 12.9 at wsid on street tyres with only the following mods

trd lsd

new manifold with wrx turbo to suit

full exhaust

fuel reg

fuel pump

dont know bout you guys but for those mods thats pretty dam quick. cheap awesome little car in my opinion

that was the $5K I was refering to.

got it from Dale? (10secrx7)

he has/had a upgraed package of:

manifold

TD04

Microtech and tune

and a few other bits.

was under $5K from memory and pretty much gave a power/weight to run a 12.xx

then it was a matter of driver ability and traction.

GeeTR Grand Master

GeeTR

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"When threads turn bad..." haha

I rem when my cousin got me into cars, mid 90's. KE Corolla's, Cordia's, NA Rotary's were the bread&butter. 11sec Sigma turbos would eat you, and in cabin, screwdriver tweaked Microtechs was NASA stuff.

Ahh the good ole pre-adolescent 90's; wet dreams, women and umm... worcestershire sauce.

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