stock is fine. larger boost, stack a headgasket. even more? change pistons. fwiw, there are plenty of 2.0 turbos running stock pistons.
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Started 3 months ago by austinbrinkerhoff
if a want to turbo my volkswagen gti 2.0l would i have to change the pistons. if i do, do i have to buy forged pistons or could i go find some off of a engine that comes factory turboed. thanks
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