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I'm trying to make my car have more bottom end than top end. I have already installed a Complete Cold Air Induction System from AEM, and a whole new Cat-Back System, including increasing the pipe from 2.0" to 2.25", and installing the Apex Aero Turbine Muffler. I think I now have the amount of air flowing through my engine that I want until I install a Turbocharger, but now I want to work on my fuel & ignition systems. What would be a very good place to start with, in order to gain the most torque out of my car? Thanks. Justin

A turbocharger needs RPM to work best.

If your car is a rear wheel drive car lower the rear differential ratio but you will also have to make adjustments to your speedo accordingly.

A 3.8 to 1 diff ratio will have better pick-up off the mark but will have a lower top speed

A 3.5 to 1 diff ratio will have and average pick-up and average top end.

A 3.2 to 1 will give you less pick-up and higher top end.

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How would you build a relatively cheap 200 mph+ car?

I want to build a car that will do 200mph and still be able to drive it on a regular basis. Not a daily driver, but an every now and then sports car.
There are two ways I see going through this process start from scratch or just add parts to an already assembled car. I already know weight, hp and aero dynamics plays the largest roll. I also know that I want a 6 speed AWD transmission.

What kind of car should I start with?
OR
What kind of frame should I use?

What kind of engine should I use?
Turbo or Supercharged, which is better?
What type of AWD, 6-speed transmission would work best?
Anything else helpful?

Any real input would be helpful, especially if you actually know what you’re talking about and not just full of B.S.
By cheap, I mean not a Porsche or Ferrari...those answers relating to cheap are what I mean by B.S.

300ZX twin turbo ....take the governor off and you have a top speed of 180mph.
boost the psi on the turbos to 14 psi each then add a small shot of nitrous and you should be at or over 200mph.

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