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Is it possible to install a turbo into a non-turbo 88 porsche 944, from a turbo one?

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  • slavikr86 Jun 28, 2009

    ok, will i have to drill any holes in the engine block

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Yes it is possible but would cost you more than going out and buying a turbo model . If you want to get more power the way to go is to turn it into a hybrid . You will still need to get a turbo model transmission . But the cost of your Maintenance will drop . Check out WWW.Renigadehybrids.com This kit with the Chevy LS1 engine will give you enough power to take on a Viper or Farrari

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Yes,through extensive modification. These include but not limited to, a different intake manifold,exhaust manifold,exhaust system,different computer, intercooler, & much more. Don't do it unless you really want to learn. This is a major operation.

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