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Old 08-26-2007, 12:34 PM   #11
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i tried to keep track of names, but im not good about that...was his car yellow, maybe with black stripes? the guy who previously had some tuning issues?

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Old 08-26-2007, 01:21 PM   #12
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I would love to go for the X but I'm in So Cal and from what I am told the X still doesnot have DMV certification. Also from what I hear EE is doing the footwork to get this done. My concern is that I go ahead with it and then EE does not get the cert. What are the chances? Phil
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I would love to go for the X but I'm in So Cal and from what I am told the X still does not have DMV certification. Also from what I hear EE is doing the footwork to get this done. My concern is that I go ahead with it and then EE does not get the cert. What are the chances? Phil
you are correct, he is still working on it. IMO, it is best to just wait it out. for something like that, it is better to wait, than to buy it now and have to pull it later
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Old 08-26-2007, 07:57 PM   #14
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I live in Ca and took the chance, EE has CARB cert on their kit for the Explorer and Ranger which have the same engine as us. I don't think there will be a problem and I have about 3 years before I have to worry about it.
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Old 08-26-2007, 09:57 PM   #15
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I live in Ca and took the chance, EE has CARB cert on their kit for the Explorer and Ranger which have the same engine as us. I don't think there will be a problem and I have about 3 years before I have to worry about it.
Hi Beau I hear what you are saying. But if they have a CARB cert for the explorer and it has the same engine as ours why does he have to certify our cars?
I would really like to do this but I really don't want to take it out if they don't get the cert.
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Old 08-26-2007, 10:14 PM   #16
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from whati understand, CARB certification is a time consuming, and expensive process for the manufacturer of the parts in question...its all BS.
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Old 08-27-2007, 03:38 AM   #17
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yes the carb is a pain in the ass. dave was suppose to do the carb with my car (i was the test mule) but then they changed there info to him and made him get a 07. he got a grabber v6 auto and now has a full time test mule to work with and get it done. i too live in so cal. and am confident he will have it ready by the time i need it. i am running the cali kit with the 3.0 pulley my best 1/8th mile time so far was 8.95 with street tires and open diff at irwindale. i have over 18k miles with the x and it works fine. lots of fun and easy install. plus it looks so darn good on top of the motor.
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Old 08-27-2007, 12:57 PM   #18
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I live right on the IA/IL border, right along I-80, and will make my car available for examination by anyone who feels they're near enough to make the trip worthwhile. I believe I'm the only one with an X-Charged Mustang for several hundred miles in any direction from where I live.

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yes the carb is a pain in the ass. dave was suppose to do the carb with my car (i was the test mule) but then they changed there info to him and made him get a 07. he got a grabber v6 auto and now has a full time test mule to work with and get it done. i too live in so cal. and am confident he will have it ready by the time i need it. i am running the cali kit with the 3.0 pulley my best 1/8th mile time so far was 8.95 with street tires and open diff at irwindale. i have over 18k miles with the x and it works fine. lots of fun and easy install. plus it looks so darn good on top of the motor.
was that run with the 3.0" pulley? I know you had the 2.8 on for a while didn't you?

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Is there anyone with an X-charger in or near southeast Michigan? I'd like to take a look at one installed and spend some time talking with you.
+1, i would love to ride in one if anyone would be willing and im in the same general area. I have less money than i anticipated right now and i am still trying to go turbo, but it'd be nice to see how the x feels on the street just to compare my options.
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which Eaton blower is being used in the EE kit? is it the M90 or the M62? because i was looking over the Eaton site, and apparently both of them will work with our motors. and has anyone been able to use a smaller pulley than the 2.80"? i like the roots-type look better than centrifugal blowers ora turbo, but when i do get boosted, i dont want to drop almost 4 grand for something ill be changing out later for more power. i like the 6 and want to stick with it. thats not a question. i just wanna figure out how much boost can be pushed out of that blower and what my HP #'s will max out at. I have seen different blowers have pulleys as small as 2.50" and im wondering why i havent heard of anything like this for the X-Charger. if anyone can answer any of my ?'s it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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