To add a little different view point on this. Are you fully preparing the car to compete in a Street Modified class? Adding a turbo to a non-turbo car will force you into an SM class. SM is almost an "Unlimited" class. There are a lot of mods allowed in "SM" and most of the guys in that class have fully prepared cars. If you don't plan on fully preparing your car to take advantage of every allowed modification for the class, you'll probabaly not be competitive with other cars in the class.
This forced move into SM has kept me from running a turbo car in Solo2. I chose to stick with a non-turbo car, and stay in one of the classes that don't require a huge investment in time or money to be competitive.
However, if you don't care about being competitive and are only going to compete against your own times, then you should be fine.
Hope that helps,
Craig
This forced move into SM has kept me from running a turbo car in Solo2. I chose to stick with a non-turbo car, and stay in one of the classes that don't require a huge investment in time or money to be competitive.
However, if you don't care about being competitive and are only going to compete against your own times, then you should be fine.
Hope that helps,
Craig
