bolt on turbo kit for non-turbo supra

[toyo prformnce]

Does anyone know of an afm complete turbo kit for an 1988 Toyota supra(nonturbo)?? I have been looking for awhile now and cant seem to find anything.

If anyone knows anything about a nonturbo being converted to a turbo 7mge, let me know, or would it be better to swap to a turbo engine?

Let me know
Thanks


Beau

 

[GrimJack]

Depends on where you want to end up with the engine, power wise.

Most people just swap in an entire engine and electronics, as a turbo shell can be had pretty cheap in most places in the US. Find one with some rear end damage and you can likely get it for a song.

However, the N/A pistons will give you a higher compression, which equals more power at less boost - as long as you don't mind sacraficing some high end potential. (Say, the 450+ hp range - and no, I'm not certain of the numbers, I don't think anyone has really pushed the N/A piston's compression to the limit.)

 

[toyo prformnce]

i dont really want to excede 400-450 hp, so what would you recommend? swaping out the motor to a 7mgte? Or trying to turbo my n/a?

Also, would the higher compression make me have to change from like premium fuel to like racing fuel, like camII??

if it changes the compression to where i need a high octaine fuel, i dont want any part in it....

 

[GrimJack]

For those HP goals, adding the turbo to your existing engine sounds like the best bet.

I should point out that ANY forced induction engine should use premium fuel. Race fuel is just another step, should your boost requirements start to cause knock.

 

[toyo prformnce]

thanks alot dude, ur the best! :crazy1:

 

[Alpinesupra]

this kind of build up is referd to the na-t build up.
it would benifit you to do some research on this topic, and jus fyi i havent seen anyone go beyound 450whp with the na-t build up but i think you will be fine.