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Originally Posted by Croustibat
and there is a reason for that : everyone would rather have a car that does not eat fuel AND go fast AND look good AND be practical AND be cheap and so on.
Fact: it does not exist.
You need 2 cars. Been there, done that. Got a comfy one that burns no fuel and has room, and a heavily modified S13. Before that i just had an average S13 that would still eat a lot of fuel, tyres and needed frequent maintenance because of the mileage.
You can believe the opposite, but then dont come crying, esp as you dont know anything about these particular engines, or the downsides of adding a turbo (or getting more performance).
No offense but it means you dont know anything about cars. You need to get real. You are free to believe in the holy grail, however that wont make it appear.
No you wont ... you will find people telling you what you want to hear though.
The same kind of people who will surely go missing when your engine blows, or when you end up with worse mileage than ever.
This really is occuring so often it becomes boring ... you are all so predictable.
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To start this off, I do know about cars. Not much about turbo but in general I do.
This would be my first turbo motor to own. I've seen threads of people getting 25 to almost 30 mpg being turbo. On a ka.
So don't tell me it don't exist.
And to end this , I started this thread wanting 250 HP to the wheels . I understand if I would have wanted Fully built 300 HP+ and wanting great gas mileage
even if I dont get 27mpg I would like to see my options
Power is not the only thing on my mind. I'm just saying its not impossible.