Labor cost on S/C installation
08-31-2006, 01:04 AM
#23
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RE: Labor cost on S/C installation
how the hell do you install a blower n tap a pan and everything in under 3 hours? it takes me that long to change my oil [&:] lol ok maybe im exadurating (spelling?) a little but ya know what i mean lol 
08-31-2006, 01:10 AM
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RE: Labor cost on S/C installation
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Ohh.... still 5 hours is petty damn good! lol
You just have to tap the pan for the oil line right? If I have an air hammer will it make it alot easier?
Ohh.... still 5 hours is petty damn good! lol
You just have to tap the pan for the oil line right? If I have an air hammer will it make it alot easier?
08-31-2006, 01:15 AM
#27
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RE: Labor cost on S/C installation
Took me and my boy 6 hours to install my S/C and I didn't have to tap the pan. But we also stopped for beer breaks and lunch....and then we played a joke on my friend.......you know how it goes......
08-31-2006, 01:19 AM
#28
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RE: Labor cost on S/C installation
what blower did you use that you didnt have to tap the pan?
pro.... i know what your sayin. Just askin cause I do have an air hammer but not sure if i wanna use it for my first blower install [&:]
pro.... i know what your sayin. Just askin cause I do have an air hammer but not sure if i wanna use it for my first blower install [&:]
08-31-2006, 01:24 AM
#29
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RE: Labor cost on S/C installation
Powerdyne's are self contained.....no tapping of the oil pan......I know let the flaming begin....but to come to the rescue of Powerdyne....it really isn't a bad unit.....had to alter stuff (ream holes) but I like it.......and so does my car. Plus I have a 3 year warranty (if the internals blow up) and I live like 1 hour from where they are manufactered. Hooray for BOOST.
08-31-2006, 01:26 AM
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RE: Labor cost on S/C installation
The newer prochargers and PowerDynes are self contained.
He means with a air hammer, rather than drilling a whole and getting shavings in you oil pan.
If you punch a whole it naturally makes a lil lip on the metal and allows to able to have more thread on the pan. If that makes sense.
He means with a air hammer, rather than drilling a whole and getting shavings in you oil pan.
If you punch a whole it naturally makes a lil lip on the metal and allows to able to have more thread on the pan. If that makes sense.