KonaBlue11
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I don't want to detract from your last question other than to say, great job on the build, and trying to get it to manage scorching heat at the same time.
I'm going the route of a Roush stage 1, with a quick bump up to stage 2 after inspection. My dad was a mechanic for 30-40 years and has a shop with every conceivable tool. If I had a walk me by the hand installation manual for my 2011 GT, what do you think could be your best guess as to how long it would take start to the point that you have a drivable car again?
I'll do a month or two pre-planning, and learning, but I'd like to get an idea of how long my car would be down, baring any massive screw ups? It's my daily driver, and he lives 3 hours away. Ideally, I'd like to take 4-5 days, 6 if it's necessary, and blast thru it.
It finally donned on me tonight that I could accomplish this myself and learn a lot in the process, as apposed to paying some shop $4,000 or so to do it for me.
I'm going the route of a Roush stage 1, with a quick bump up to stage 2 after inspection. My dad was a mechanic for 30-40 years and has a shop with every conceivable tool. If I had a walk me by the hand installation manual for my 2011 GT, what do you think could be your best guess as to how long it would take start to the point that you have a drivable car again?
I'll do a month or two pre-planning, and learning, but I'd like to get an idea of how long my car would be down, baring any massive screw ups? It's my daily driver, and he lives 3 hours away. Ideally, I'd like to take 4-5 days, 6 if it's necessary, and blast thru it.
It finally donned on me tonight that I could accomplish this myself and learn a lot in the process, as apposed to paying some shop $4,000 or so to do it for me.