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CornOil_&_Boost
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not going to argue..Lee is correct. The B&G and Quicktime are better kits..
but if you're on a budget..the new gen on3 turbo kits are decent..especially when trying to make 4-500RW..
with those e7 heads..i doubt you'll see 500rw or even close to it...turbos definitely need a decent head to work...
for fuel system...if you're going to spend $1000 might as well go with a glenn's sleeper and source some 60lb injectors...
but you could really build it cheaper
- 340lph in tank pump
- 94/95 fuel rails
- 60 injectors
- BA5000 slot syle MAF
- Glenns or Aeromotive FPR
should be a lot less than $1,000
[ 2014-06-26, 10:37 AM: Message edited by: CornOil_&_Boost ]
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Pcsal
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Yeah B@G are good as long as you buy from them but not take your car there for a custom lol he did the one on my twin 67 and took forever 1st of all and he stole my tools 2nd of all the way I found them was because he posted a picture on turbo mustangs and my tool kit was on the intake lol. And when I got my car back every single bolt was loose. I have to tear it apart and redo it all. Kits are good as long as you just order by mail lol
Posts: 306 | From: Brentwood | Registered: May 2013
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