Well that is sort of true, my point is, I wouldn't be pushing for big numbers on stock internals.
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I don't think you'd feel either one...
There is also little point in turboing a stock engine AND build one to turbo on the side. Unless you are going to practice tuning, then that would be a very good learning experience. It would be even better if you learned on an NA, low compression engine.
250hp on a stock F is a lot considering that you'll probably dyno around 110-120 to the wheels. That's 100+ more hp, it'll be fun for a little while..maybe a long while. My point is, you may be better off doing something more constructive with your time than installing a turbo kit.
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