? about Saleen Series VI install
01-11-2008, 05:21 PM
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RE: ? about Saleen Series VI install
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
You do realize you are considering not taking off the bumper to prevent damaging the paint...but in fact you will be way more likelyto damage the paint if you dont remove it in tryin to bend around and all over it. Remove the bumper!
You do realize you are considering not taking off the bumper to prevent damaging the paint...but in fact you will be way more likelyto damage the paint if you dont remove it in tryin to bend around and all over it. Remove the bumper!
01-11-2008, 05:57 PM
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RE: ? about Saleen Series VI install
Much easier to install heat exchanger and other stuff (intercooler pump) if you remove the front bumper. It is very easy to remove, just keep all the nuts/bolts organized and labeled so you know where they go when you put it back on. I put everything in zip-lock bags and marked them as soon as I took something off.
I got the Autometer Nexus boost/vac gauge and wideband o2 gauge, mounted in SOS pillar pod. If I were to do it over, I'd get two of the Aeroforce gauges instead because I got a custom tune and know my A/F ratio is good, but would rather now see fuel pressure, air inlet temps, and other stuff. The boost/vac gauge is nice to see, but after driving it for a while I can tell when it's making boost. Might come in handy to see if the blower isn't making boost for some reason though. Being able to change the colors on the Nexus gauges is cool though
I got the Autometer Nexus boost/vac gauge and wideband o2 gauge, mounted in SOS pillar pod. If I were to do it over, I'd get two of the Aeroforce gauges instead because I got a custom tune and know my A/F ratio is good, but would rather now see fuel pressure, air inlet temps, and other stuff. The boost/vac gauge is nice to see, but after driving it for a while I can tell when it's making boost. Might come in handy to see if the blower isn't making boost for some reason though. Being able to change the colors on the Nexus gauges is cool though
01-11-2008, 06:53 PM
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RE: ? about Saleen Series VI install
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Jeez, man.. When you put it that way, you make my idea sound so silly... LOL
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
You do realize you are considering not taking off the bumper to prevent damaging the paint...but in fact you will be way more likelyto damage the paint if you dont remove it in tryin to bend around and all over it. Remove the bumper!
You do realize you are considering not taking off the bumper to prevent damaging the paint...but in fact you will be way more likelyto damage the paint if you dont remove it in tryin to bend around and all over it. Remove the bumper!
01-11-2008, 09:00 PM
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RE: ? about Saleen Series VI install
Congrats on the blower you are gonna love it Brenspeed did my install I was to chicken to try but if you run into any problems just give them a call they will step you through it they are a great group there at Brenspeed
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