Damn!!
Thanks bro,seen your car today at BlueOval,getting close uh?
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Why not just have Sam and the fellas build you a custom kit ? Mine came out better than any pre-fabbed kit I have ever seen. Cancel your order and take it to Coastal. Cliff is the in house turbo / carb guru and he is very good to work with.
I thought about it,but the cost is to much.Labor is a big thing to me,specialty things I can't do like trannys,port work,and tuning but to pay someone to put together a turbo kit with the parts I have to buy?
Scott,how much did you spend on parts and labor?If you would not like to share with me thats cool,just curious.I spent right at $5,000 on everything which includes a T76 GTStrim,a 700hp pump gas,1000hp race gas intercooler,tial 50mm wastegate,and all the headers/piping,clamps everything.Just have to do it myself then bring it some where and get it tuned.Saves alot of money to put into something else,plus I'll have fun building it myself.Not downing anyone that wants to get a custom one done by no means,go right ahead.And from what I hear Sam and them are badass,but I will build my own car.
Scott,how much did you spend on parts and labor?If you would not like to share with me thats cool,just curious.I spent right at $5,000 on everything which includes a T76 GTStrim,a 700hp pump gas,1000hp race gas intercooler,tial 50mm wastegate,and all the headers/piping,clamps everything.Just have to do it myself then bring it some where and get it tuned.Saves alot of money to put into something else,plus I'll have fun building it myself.Not downing anyone that wants to get a custom one done by no means,go right ahead.And from what I hear Sam and them are badass,but I will build my own car.
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OK smartass,assembling the kit
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Well I didn't mean to sound like a smart ass, but its the truth. I would rather take the car to Sam, and provide input on how I want it, rather than overspending for a kit that won't arrive for 2 months, won't be complete for 6 months, and still won't fit right.
Thats just it bro,I can't see paying some one to do what I can do.
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Originally posted by Force Fed 23
But what are you doing? You're buying a kit and bolting it on (hopefully). Someone is still doing the cutting and welding, I just can't see the difference.
But what are you doing? You're buying a kit and bolting it on (hopefully). Someone is still doing the cutting and welding, I just can't see the difference.
technically, 95% of the work that we do to our mustangs in "bolt on". Very little of it is actual fabrication of parts. If the man wants to buy a kit and put it together, I can definitely relate to the feeling of satisfaction in looking at a finished product and saying "i put that together...i did the work".
Would it be different if he bought each component separately and pieced it together instead of buying a kit? I think that if there is a well rounded kit containing the parts that you would choose anyway and it was a substantial savings to purchase in kit form, would that not be the ideal route to take?
Sorry...i'm not trying to be an ass, either. We have a lot of mustang kids here in Memphis who have never even changed oil, but they talk about how awesome their mustang is...but it's not built, it's bought.
my 2/5 of a nickel.
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