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Roflcakes!

Yes, it will. Similar turbos (Meaning same or somewhat different), are 500+HP capable.

Haha. Someone is a DnD closet nerd...

You didnt offend me. I thought it was funny as hell. I just dont want to see anyone get in trouble.

Amazing pictures indeed.

I think it should be fine. After all, there are there are Turbo and S/C kits out for it already. Edit: Just dont get happy with it, and I think you should be fine. Properly used, an engine will last quite a while on Nitrous.

I agree that a NWS warning would suffice. On a side note, I love Mikelly's avatar

Hahaha!

What the hell?! I was expecting a real clip. That totally caught me off gaurd. If I had been drinking anything, Im sure it would have been all over my desk and keyboard.

Haha. At first I was like "Holy ****, someone posted porn on here!!"

You could always use an AMC Pacer or Gremlin.

What turbo is that?

Well that shows just what type of pervert I am.

I didnt even think about those 2 options. Maybe a 1600 Coupe?

Nissan car huh? Well I only have a couple in mind and two youve already listed. As far as the Roadster, dont do it. It would just ruin what the car is. If you could get it to fit, you could try and put one in a 240SX. If not, then perhaps something along the lines of a 94' Sentra?

I too, would not mind owning an S12.

IBMike.

Indeed. It would be like a Honda, only a Nissan. Kind of neat now that I think about it. I wonder what 7.5-8K would sound like?

Yes they are. From the Greddy website: "It takes a tremendous amount of money and time to successfully increase the power of a naturally aspirated engine. With a GReddy bolt-on turbocharger kit you can obtain instant horsepower gains with less time and money while still having the potential for upgrading. Unlike most turbo kits on the market today, GReddy kits are designed specifically for driveability and reliability, as well as performance. Since they are based completely on stock engines, these kits come with all the necessary basics, including fuel enrichment. Many of the kits are covered under CARB E.O. numbers which make them 50-state street legal. If competition use is your goal, there are many GReddy upgrades (intercoolers, blow-off valves, fuel management and boost controllers) to boost the power output even further."

Haha. You crack me up as well.

Ill give you 1,000$ for it.

Omg! I think I actually stopped breathing, I was laughing so hard.

Moron!