what needed to run powerdyne?
04-13-2007, 01:36 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
AH! i forgot....your right, they DID have a powerdyne in the movie. did anyone else notice that when the little nuts shot off holding in the diamond plate floor pan.....they are also painted green? wow now thats dedication!
04-13-2007, 01:37 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
Yea, tell me about it. Does anyone have Paul Walkers phone # so I can give him a call? I think Im going to have him install my new bumper with the speed holes in it..... how much do you think he will charge? Maybe I will offer him a new floor pan in return for his work 
04-13-2007, 01:40 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
no, you need to find the biggest POS car you could ever possibly find in this world....and it has to be rice. and watch him turn it into a show car in a matter or weeks with vin deisel. that would be enough repayment for your speed holes
04-13-2007, 02:27 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
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samseed! samdseed! samseed!!! woot woot!!
you should have been on the fast and the furious. "you almost had me? you never had your car! almost had me...." "granny shiften, not double clutchin like ya should!" ahhahahaha they should have had a powerdyn on the fast and the furious.
samseed! samdseed! samseed!!! woot woot!!
you should have been on the fast and the furious. "you almost had me? you never had your car! almost had me...." "granny shiften, not double clutchin like ya should!" ahhahahaha they should have had a powerdyn on the fast and the furious.
04-13-2007, 02:32 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
look at his post where he ran down the list of what you would need to run a powerdyne. just reminded me of fast and the furious. thats what im talkin about. classic way of using sarcasim....love it!
04-13-2007, 03:06 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
DONT BUY A POWERDYNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Notice the Caps...I am yelling at you..
Powerdyne blowers SUCK and the company Sucks...
On average they last anywhere from 2k to 10k miles before the belts snap and the bearings need to be replaced.
I sent mine to Powerdyne in November 2006 and I heard nothing from them for 6 weeks...no respone to emails or messages...Finally I spoke with someone in late December and they told me they would not have any bearing to rebuild any units for another 6 weeks or so.
Buy a Vortech or a Paxton...they are gear driven and reliable.
You will notice I parted out my Powerdyne and now run a Vortech...
Notice the Caps...I am yelling at you..
Powerdyne blowers SUCK and the company Sucks...
On average they last anywhere from 2k to 10k miles before the belts snap and the bearings need to be replaced.
I sent mine to Powerdyne in November 2006 and I heard nothing from them for 6 weeks...no respone to emails or messages...Finally I spoke with someone in late December and they told me they would not have any bearing to rebuild any units for another 6 weeks or so.
Buy a Vortech or a Paxton...they are gear driven and reliable.
You will notice I parted out my Powerdyne and now run a Vortech...
04-13-2007, 03:36 PM
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RE: what needed to run powerdyne?
if you only have 1700 bucks, then save a few more paychecks and buy an S Trim or a NOVI 1000/2000. The s trim and the 1000 should be right for you unless you want to build a 900hp street monster...
but whatever you do, dont get a powerdyne.... unless ruining your engine is one of your plans on the mod list. :]
but whatever you do, dont get a powerdyne.... unless ruining your engine is one of your plans on the mod list. :]