QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jul 24 2013, 11:12 PM)
I doubt you know what pressure means and what purpose it serves in combustion engine. You don't know anything don't go and influence others to install turbo without consideration. You'll end up causing him killing the engine early and also causing him dearly should FC goes too high and his car lost resale value. Having wiring messed up could hardly get proper wireman to fix. Most of them can't fix, just to keep the electrical part barely functioning.
Yes, I owned and also maintained proper turbocharged engines and they come together with the SUVs, pickup trucks and cars. They were well made by Engineers that work for R&D in the respective brands, Ford, Hyundai, MMC, Toyota, Pug, etc.
Definitely not any Ah Beng with trial and error background that mod car like they think look like Need For Speed Underground or Fast & Furious means very good. They don't even know what pressure is. All they do, quote you custom ECU + intercooler + self made steel piping with style (not proper pressure calculation), normal wastegate turbocharger (prone to much lag), and have the diagnostic like machine to tell how much to boost. That's all. Nothing else, just tune according to how much the customer wanted. Then change large noisy & polluting exhaust. Final artwork, a car that would need to rev harder to move. Low end torque failed one.
oh really? according to what i found in AW, seems like you drive a Forte and is a Forte fanboy

My engine is a stock waja bolt on turbo, FC is nearly identical provided i maintain the same driving style, wiring up a piggyback is so easy even I can do it, it's just tapping 5 wires and splicing 2 wires from the ECU. If you can mess that up, you're worse than a secondary student since in Form 3 we learn Kemahiran Hidup. Usually people who mess up wirings are those who do non-plug and play engine swaps requiring severe rewiring which is when people start to screw up. But saying screwing up the wiring for a bolt-on turbo car is unheard of, even for a standalone installation. Resale value would be no different as the turbo kit can be removed and sold seperately and the car will be as good as stock standard.
If you say Ah Beng with trial and error background can't make good shit, have a look at Titan Suspensions. Home-grown here in Malaysia and that person used to play RC cars. From experimenting with RC cars, he finally experimented with real car suspensions and now his custom suspension solutions are widely used in motorsports and also beats most off-the-shelf suspension in the market.
My car is turbocharged and fast, but I don't have any large or noise polluting exhaust. All I have is tiny twin tips to troll people like you on the road. Talk so much, but you still haven't mentioned anything about your qualifications, background experience and history of cars which you've personally owned