AndySpeed

i think ill just buy one used to save some cost.. is there any tech sites on turbo? so i can read and find out everything i need to know. like abotu waste gates and mm's n all that stuff

AndySpeed

any tech sites?

luckythirteen13

turbomustangs.com will have all the info you need. i dont know where you heard "nasty comments" from but they have tons of guys with 8 second cars on there so they must know a thing or two about turbo cars

rmodel65

were talking about the ebay seller not the site

luckythirteen13

oh!! he didnt put in a comma so the sentence reads differently. ya i wouldnt buy that kit either. half of it is missing and the stuff thats there looks like junk

SSKiller

Plus it doesn't fit under a stock hood.

Mike93SVT

just use the search button on tm.com , then you can find all the tech and definitions you could ask for. i'd shy away from forced fab. i am currently running their hearders and cross over. i got a deal on it new, from the buyer. but the crossover is a 2 in pipe. so i gotta cut and weld a larger one on when i step up to a 347. also they have a bad rep for customer service.

88BlueGT

When it comes to turbo systems you definetly get what you pay for. Even though it might look like it comes w/ good parts, etc. it prob fits like sh*t, etc. Check out B&G Custom Turbo's... they sell a single kit for your car for around $3,200 bucks and the guy is great, supposedly w/ excellent customer service and very reliable kits. +1 to checking out turbomustangs.com. B&G is big sponser over there also. If you are trying to make over 450rwhp I would HIGHLY recommend looking into an aftermarket block. 700hp on a stock 5.0 block is just asking for trouble. And if you are just looking for an extra 200hp a single turbo kit with a decent turbo will get you there pretty easy. Hellion and other reputable brands kits will usually put you at about 400hp w/ not too many upgrades. But dont forget about the suspension, trans, fuel, ignition, etc. upgrades that yoe are you going to need. Plus $$ for gauges, larger injectors, ignition products, fuel pump, beefing up trans, etc. And with whatever turbo kit you buy I would make sure that you are willing to do atleast a LITTLE fab work on it. If you dont mind fab work you can go with a cheaper kit... maybe something like Vecco or Treadstone... they are good kits but may require a little fitting the hard way. Good luck w/ everything. And BTW, in NO WAY do you need twin 50mm turbo's.

88BlueGT

And BTW, Vecco and Treadstone are the same company

SSKiller

50mm are kinda small but they will work. Mine are 60mm twins.