DIY -- Installing SF Turbo kit
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Originally posted by Maverick
keep em guessin? once they see the intercooler, they'll know what's up whether it says sf or not.....either way, it looks good
keep em guessin? once they see the intercooler, they'll know what's up whether it says sf or not.....either way, it looks good
so keep it hush hush...hahaha!!And thats true they will know whatz up when they see that bad boy sticken out........You must be excited to get that kit? I know i am! I can't wait any longer!!!!!
So many people to race in so little time!!!! hahahaa 
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Rep Power: 0 If you put a silver grill over the intercooler will it be somewhat hidden or is there not enuff room to put it since you have to cut some parts to fit it. I want the sleeper look but still want the bov sounds 
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Rep Power: 0 Hey how much will shipping be for the kit to be sent to Toronto? Also, I am curious about the installation, somewhere I read Mike will do installation at Lancaster for 100, is that true? Is this kit simple enough for me to just bring it to a autoshop and get it installed? I am kinda curious, thanx.
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Rep Power: 312 You can install it yourself if you know how to use tools well. It takes around 4-6 hours, and it is really easy. I dont know how much shipping is, but it usually runs around $70-$80 in the US.
i know ive said this before, but is it possible to get a traditional looking intercooler, something in my mind just likes that syle 100x better, nothing against SF, but can you make that style or switch over, it just loooks bad ***
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Rep Power: 312 I told him that, but it might look a little funky having the trad. one with the pipes going in on the same side.
To break in my car, i drove it about 300-400 miles without romping on it at every light. the car will start feeling better and better for those first couple hundred miles.
To break in my car, i drove it about 300-400 miles without romping on it at every light. the car will start feeling better and better for those first couple hundred miles.
