Posted by Duane NC OH on May 30, 2009 at 05:03:59 from (216.255.39.108):
In Reply to: 966 questions posted by DK44H on May 28, 2009 at 22:01:54:
we put a turbo on our 966 several years ago. you have to plan for adding one. when it was being overhauled the upper cooling jets were drilled out. then the turbo is basically a bolt on. it takes a bigger fan, bigger oil pump, different exhaust manifold. when it was all said a done
it was dynoed at 125 hp. i didn't go out and buy any bigger equipment than i had before. it just pulled everything better especially the 5 shank soil saver. we never had an engine or rear end issue from adding the turbo. so it can be done if you use your brains.
Duane
This post was edited by Duane NC OH at 05:06:00 05/30/09.
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