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by simon8201 - 09/09/26 01:46 PM
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"so the best bet is fit a 2.5 duratec"
and in what model would one of those be found? We build them and already fit them into +4's on Tb's. They are an awesome package
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A good modern turbo installation is streets ahead of where they were 20 years ago. Hardly notice they're turbocharged although I expect on a Mog it would be rather more obvious!
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I agree the 1.6 Ecoboost would make the most sense. However it would probably need a custom ECU map because the exhaust configuration would be non standard.
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Tvr power have been fitting turbos and superchargers to the Rv8 for a while now and Tvr bodies are plastic which doesn't let out heat ! So fitting turbos to a Mog wouldn't be a problem , Bmw are fitting twin turbos along with many others as they are fuel efficient and you don't need cc's ! No problem !
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