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Not tryin to hijack the thread but when I told my friend about puttin a turbo in my explorer he told me I would have to take out the power steering. Is that actually true?
I would spend a few days researching different setups over at theturboforums.com first. The same principals for any turbocharged gas vehicle will apply to your Explorer. For the turbocharger itself, something with a 60-70mm compressor with a P-trim turbine will be a good starting point. Be prepared to spend at least $700 for just the turbocharger if you are buying new. There are cheaper chinese units available, but most are ticking time bombs.
Not tryin to hijack the thread but when I told my friend about puttin a turbo in my explorer he told me I would have to take out the power steering. Is that actually true?
Yeah dont know a whole lot about turbo's except from what I read on the forum but I never heard anyone say they would have to take out the power steering. I wasnt planning on putting it under the hood anyways.