Well a Roe is made for the backyard mechanic, simplified install, virtually no tuning required.. Turbo like i said is totally different, you could be looking into a built engine & 30K (to start) by the time your running.
Nope don't think the VEC will do that.. i know i've left mine for months on end while i was up in northern alberta working, and she started fine when i came home.
:dontknow: That's insane... well then again my insurance company didn't have the SRT-10 in their system so they classified it as a Ram... around $700 a year for me. :rock:
Yeah, No2 is not a controllable product and i'm sure would require a TDG class to be used on the road, thus it would never be allowed on the Street, same as running Race Gas. Perfectly fine in the hands of someone who knows what they are doing...
:rock: Damn straight, do the Stikers and Cam yourself tuning and dyno for $500 and you've got the makings of N/A beast. A little giggle on the side when you need to teach a Furd a lesson. :D
Sorry if i'm sounding all Anti-turbo/supercharged sounding but these motors just don't hold up with...
I'd be getting ready to start replacing things pretty quickly too if i was going this route. ;) My engine had the Roe with only 5.4 pounds of boost and it went boom, so i can only imagine what a Turbo could do.. :) It is an option to install the Turbo and firm up the bottom end but now your...
Hmm, your Roe/Meth/VecIII is going to cost 7,300 (i have a bill to prove it :) ) without install.. and i'm sure the Paxton is around the same price. So for about that you can get a decent build, no 1000 HP bottom end motor although..
For what those cost you can get a strong bottom end in a motor and then add on the Nos for some real tire roasting action through all gears.. :) :)
Oh and this street legal thing?? The Roe is intended for "off-road use only" i see and hear Nos all the time.
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