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stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford...005QQitemZ150040092914QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

what do you guys think?
 

poneypower89

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thats one tiny intercooler...


wow, i really wonder about that? thats less than I paid for my blower.. ugh
 

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i had the super charger.. i was thinken between putting it back on or goin with turbo or no2 but thats pritty cheap!
 

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I would get it. But I wouldn't put install it with stock bottom end. Unless you get a manual boost controller. To keep the boost at 6psi. Maybe even 8psi. Anything higher and I think you'll will be looking at detonation. Also I would get an EEC-IV so you can tune it. As far as the intercooler goes. You can always get a bigger one.
 
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No No No. Please go read about ebay turbo kits on turbomustangs. There is plemty of info on how they are junk.
 

poneypower89

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Cwalk said:
I would get it. But I wouldn't put install it with stock bottom end. Unless you get a manual boost controller. To keep the boost at 6psi. Maybe even 8psi. Anything higher and I think you'll will be looking at detonation. Also I would get an EEC-IV so you can tune it. As far as the intercooler goes. You can always get a bigger one.
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lol, do u know what u talk'n bout?
 

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did anyone see the turbo mustang last week on pinks? beat the pos car that couldnt run right with the supercharger?
 
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Cwalk said:
I would get it. But I wouldn't put install it with stock bottom end. Unless you get a manual boost controller. To keep the boost at 6psi. Maybe even 8psi. Anything higher and I think you'll will be looking at detonation. Also I would get an EEC-IV so you can tune it. As far as the intercooler goes. You can always get a bigger one.
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Hmmm.... I'm guessing that our A9Ls just won't do.
 

1990Coupe

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ms93gt said:
No No No. Please go read about ebay turbo kits on turbomustangs. There is plemty of info on how they are junk.
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are they really junk? whats the junk part about them the actual turbo's?
 

1990Coupe

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whoa your from bayville? im from TR.. id love to see ur stang man!
 

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Daggar said:
Hmmm.... I'm guessing that our A9Ls just won't do.
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Whether the A9L will work or not? You're right I dont know. But I do know with the EEC-IV you can adjust your fuel curves, ignition, boost...etc. I dont know if you can do that with the A9L. If you can let me know. But I do know if the you cant get the fuel curves right under boost and run to lean. You will detonate your engine if you running it hard.
 

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Cwalk said:
Whether the A9L will work or not? You're right I dont know. But I do know with the EEC-IV you can adjust your fuel curves, ignition, boost...etc. I dont know if you can do that with the A9L. If you can let me know. But I do know if the you cant get the fuel curves right under boost and run to lean. You will detonate your engine if you running it hard.
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To get rid of that you can just use a fuel with a higher Octane rating. If you are not tuned correctly you can have detonation at an idle, it depends what you have tuned it for.

Side note, A good friend of mine runs 32psi of boost in his 1G DSM on C16
He has gone 11.4 @ 127 with a 1.7 60'.......should be in the 10.9x's once he gets the launch down
 

1990Coupe

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Flavadave4 said:
To get rid of that you can just use a fuel with a higher Octane rating. If you are not tuned correctly you can have detonation at an idle, it depends what you have tuned it for.

Side note, A good friend of mine runs 32psi of boost in his 1G DSM on C16
He has gone 11.4 @ 127 with a 1.7 60'.......should be in the 10.9x's once he gets the launch down
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thats sick..


umm our a9l is an eec-vi


Hidden behind the passenger side kick panel of your Mustang is the core of your car's performance capabilities - the Ford Electronic Engine Control version Four (EEC-IV, pronounced eek-four).
 

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1990Coupe said:
thats sick..


umm our a9l is an eec-vi


Hidden behind the passenger side kick panel of your Mustang is the core of your car's performance capabilities - the Ford Electronic Engine Control version Four (EEC-IV, pronounced eek-four).
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I meant one of the ones from Andersons Motorsports IV. If I can use an A9L and remap it. Please let me know. I have an 86 and Im about to convert to mass air. So if I can adjust everything with the A9L via laptop then it will save me some money.
 

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stay away from SSautochrome. they're stuff is known to be junk. go to turbomustangs.com and search for ssautochrome or XS power
 

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Cwalk said:
I meant one of the ones from Andersons Motorsports IV. If I can use an A9L and remap it. Please let me know. I have an 86 and Im about to convert to mass air. So if I can adjust everything with the A9L via laptop then it will save me some money.
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I think you are talking about the PMS, I know it can control alot of the sensers and stuff....I have never used it i am not sure about the fuel maps
 

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i believe a tweecer will allow you to adjust your stuff via laptop. it plugs into your computer like a dataport
 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.
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stay away from SSautochrome. they're stuff is known to be junk. go to turbomustangs.com and search for ssautochrome or XS power
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thats what I was looking for. 1400 for a TT setup seemed a little too good to be true.
 

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1990Coupe said:
i believe a tweecer will allow you to adjust your stuff via laptop. it plugs into your computer like a dataport
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How much is a tweecer?
 

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if your looking into a tweecer and don't know very much i would suggest spending the little extra on a PMS. i love mine and with a wideband i got rid of all my driveability problems, and the MAP sensor feature is nice for pulling timing under boost
 
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