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firstly.....

i recon you should fix that problem of yours first

you dono how much ur gonna pour out for that yet......

secondly i think TT is a waste of time....

alot of the high horse power cars...single turbo is popular......im not saying large TT isnt.....

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Marty's one? Honestly man its a lot of work and cash for not much gain. Better off just upgrading your turbo to something bigger. Will work out cheaper, will make more power and be more responsive.

actually it is marty's one but im gonna settle for a g t r s ill ring you anyway and let you know!

its funny you knew that!!

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I think another user is johnbarry88 who has completed the conversion. I'd also suggest the conversion wouldnt cost as much as you think provided you have a forward facing plenum already. The only other difficult thing would be deciding which direction you head turbo manifold wise. From there most of the other factory GTR twin turbo parts will swap over.

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