A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
#11
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
Do the install yourself very easy, also get the kit from Brenspeed, they will help you with tuning and the install. By the way i love my saleen blower it eats Z06's for breakfast lunch and dinner.
#12
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
ORIGINAL: kolb02
Do the install yourself very easy, also get the kit from Brenspeed, they will help you with tuning and the install. By the way i love my saleen blower it eats Z06's for breakfast lunch and dinner.
Do the install yourself very easy, also get the kit from Brenspeed, they will help you with tuning and the install. By the way i love my saleen blower it eats Z06's for breakfast lunch and dinner.
#14
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
I didn't need to remove the front bumper or fascia. The only thing you have to remove is the bottom plastic shroud and stick the intercooler up from underneath. Very easy to do. You put it right on your car's existing bolts.
#15
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
ORIGINAL: Wally39
I didn't need to remove the front bumper or fascia. The only thing you have to remove is the bottom plastic shroud and stick the intercooler up from underneath. Very easy to do. You put it right on your car's existing bolts.
I didn't need to remove the front bumper or fascia. The only thing you have to remove is the bottom plastic shroud and stick the intercooler up from underneath. Very easy to do. You put it right on your car's existing bolts.
#16
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
The car is an '06 convertible.
If I can do this without removing the front fascia, then I definitely think I can handle this myself.
Anyone have any advice for getting the blower from one spot and then just getting one of Brenspeed's "Stage" kits? I want the stage two..
If I go this route, I just don't want any kind of hassle since I didn't buy the blower itself from him..
If I can do this without removing the front fascia, then I definitely think I can handle this myself.
Anyone have any advice for getting the blower from one spot and then just getting one of Brenspeed's "Stage" kits? I want the stage two..
If I go this route, I just don't want any kind of hassle since I didn't buy the blower itself from him..
#18
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
Your description of tools and ability sound about the same as me and I had no problems, just follow the instructions they are 98% good. Impact is good for Alt pulley removal rest can be done with normal tools as per instructions. No need toremoved the hood, front bumper comes off easy, hose pliers might have been nice but I never used them. The only real glitch I had was the coolant cross over hose under the charger pulley you need to have a bit more than the 3 inches they say more like 3.5 and doing in once is tricky to get the clamp lined up not to hit the charger, I had to take mine off once and was by myself it was a back breaker to lift the SCon and off twice.
#19
RE: A question for Saleen Servies VI DIY'ers
I hate this forum I have done all the work on my car myself so far( because everyone here says its easy I havezero mechanical ability or knowledge but its been easy so far)and decided when I get the saleen from brenspeed in the spring I will just let them do it and be done no worries. Now I think I might do it myself. Atleast I will get to invent some new words this spring.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike