Be aware that a three main bearing engine with a turbo is like a variable speed fuse on dynamite. The higher the boost, the more rapidly the fuse burns toward unplanned self disassembly. The power found in a 560 was enough to tear out the first (M style) bearings. It was only 20% or so more power. "Waking it up" can be fatal. Of course, if the toy is already sucking excess funds, then the rate of fuse burning is measured in minutes, and the trophies will fill your den. Best of luck, toys are cool.
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