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notchballs

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I came across a turbo kit from pony down performance i was wondering if anyone has dealt with them or have any experience with them??
 
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I have the stage II B series kit on my car. Overall Iam happy with it, the "high temp coating" is just header paint which flaked off within 500 miles so I will be ceramic coating it all this winter. Nice people to deal with if you have any problems just call them up and they will help you as much as possible.
 

blackened88lx

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I hate to bad mouth people, but it's definitely not worth the $. I was extremely disappointed when I got my kit. Rather poor design, I could do better mig welds, terrible coating, and ask Bentley about header flanges and other leaks. I actually have no desire to even put it on my car.
 
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bentley429

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That too, just wasent planning on saying anything quite yet incase the leaks were my fault.
 
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HMM so you guys wouldnt rec. the twin turbo kit from them because i was planning on ordering that soon and on the site the kit looks legit
 
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notchballs said:
HMM so you guys wouldnt rec. the twin turbo kit from them because i was planning on ordering that soon and on the site the kit looks legit
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You should buy this kit

http://www.quicktimeturbosystems.com/info.html


It is the best kit i know of and for 2995.00 u cant beat it unless u fab your own turbo setup

If i was to buy a kit i wouldnt hesitate to call them at all
 

blackened88lx

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I'm not gonna tell you not to buy from them. I was just expecting a lot more for the price and 7 or 8 weeks I waited to get it. Whoever you buy from, I wouldn't suggest spending $3k on a kit. You can easily save thousands by buying just the hotside and piecing the rest together. That's what me and Bentley did. The hot side was less than $900, we got all the cold side piping for $100 on ebay, intercooler was like $180, cheapo wastegate and bov. It's a lot cheaper that way.
 
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i'm not sure how easy thats going to be really though i mean i have never done major work to a mustang before just minor **** so i would like to buy a kit and make sure everything is there
 

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B & G. Best kit for the money. There kit right now is like $2500 with the stage one kit. Now it comes standard with a T-70. Best kit out there period, never ever heard a comlaint about customer service, product, or quality.
 

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Jeff is a good guy and has quality stuff but I went with B&G and am very happy with the quality and craftsmanship.
 

blackened88lx

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Yeah, I heard nothing but awesome stuff about ponydown too until I got the junk in the mail. Maybe I'm just too picky...
 
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