Need Turbo Ideas...

[zZsKyZz]

Alright, time to call all you :SNSign: guys together.

I decided that I'm going to go Turbo first before the H/C/I. I need pictures of how people routed their turbo systems. It could be single or twin, I'm still undecided. Please also post all the parts you used, where you got them, how much it costed, and any other information. I'm trying to get as much knowledge about it before I start building my own in the summer. I don't wanna have any rough times building mine and I'm hoping to it running good over the summer. I'm looking for pictures of remote-mounted turbos and ones that are under the hood.

Thanks

 

[94gts]

go to turbomustangs.com

no offense to this site, but the turbo information on that site is 1 billion times greater than what you will get here. i know a couple people from there are on here, but not that many.

 

[loudpedal99]

I would buy a hot side from Ponydown or B&G ($550-700) and fab your own cold side. Also, B&G sells T70 turbos for $575.

Both places have great reps on turbomustangs.com

 

[nmcgrawj]

And when u go to TM dont just post a thread....they dont take that too kindly. Do a search for pics of setups and try to find the info first. Your question has been asked a million times over there...so u shouldnt have trouble finding the answers.

Good luck! Keep us updated!

 

[Adrenalin]

go to turbomustangs.com

no offense to this site, but the turbo information on that site is 1 billion times greater than what you will get here. i know a couple people from there are on here, but not that many.

What he said...

However, the guys on that site get their panties in a wad if you ask a question that has already been asked in another thread. Do yourself a favor and do a search on that site first. There is some good information there to be found.

On a side note, I bought my turbo kit from HP Performance and had to return a header to them 5 different times before they would allow us to make the kit fit. As of lately it seems that alot of companies are also telling the customer that a kit will be ready for them and shipped, alot earlier than it really will be. If you decide to simply buy a kit rather then build it, just be ready to wait 2 - 3 times longer than quoted.