W3bb3r04 build thread

W3bb3r04

Slow 3v Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2012
Posts
3,556
Reaction score
2
Location
Clinton, TN
Thanks guys! It really does make all the time and money worth it! Not that it wasn't already!
 

arabbit

12 inch member
Joined
Mar 11, 2010
Posts
559
Reaction score
0
Hey let me ask you, how reliably does your Stang run using this turbo kit? I know you havent had it on long, but is there anything that you are constantly adjusting or fixing, etc? I wanted to use the same kit on mine, but I am worried about it compromising how reliable it is.
 

W3bb3r04

Slow 3v Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2012
Posts
3,556
Reaction score
2
Location
Clinton, TN
Hey let me ask you, how reliably does your Stang run using this turbo kit? I know you havent had it on long, but is there anything that you are constantly adjusting or fixing, etc? I wanted to use the same kit on mine, but I am worried about it compromising how reliable it is.

The reliability is great! The only thing I had to fix was the power steering relocation line. I would disconnect it from the reservoir and twist it to where the stress is pulling it away from the pulley. Mine touched it after 2 weeks and put a hole in the line. Other than that I haven't had to fix anything on the kit (knock on wood) and have put about 2500 miles on it so far!
 

arabbit

12 inch member
Joined
Mar 11, 2010
Posts
559
Reaction score
0
how many miles do you have on your motor? I have 90k...should I be concerned with putting a turbo on?
 

Shotokan1509

Senior Member
Joined
Aug 13, 2008
Posts
3,927
Reaction score
99
Location
CT
The reliability is great! The only thing I had to fix was the power steering relocation line. I would disconnect it from the reservoir and twist it to where the stress is pulling it away from the pulley. Mine touched it after 2 weeks and put a hole in the line. Other than that I haven't had to fix anything on the kit (knock on wood) and have put about 2500 miles on it so far!

Did I miss where you discussed how the ground clearance is? (and what springs you run)
 

W3bb3r04

Slow 3v Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2012
Posts
3,556
Reaction score
2
Location
Clinton, TN
Did I miss where you discussed how the ground clearance is? (and what springs you run)

The ground clearance is low but I really havent run into any problems (I am on H&R Supersports). The key is that the low points are between the front two tires. The only times I've ever scraped are on places with steep crest like in certain parking garage. Im beyond happy with the kit!
 

Shotokan1509

Senior Member
Joined
Aug 13, 2008
Posts
3,927
Reaction score
99
Location
CT
The ground clearance is low but I really havent run into any problems (I am on H&R Supersports). The key is that the low points are between the front two tires. The only times I've ever scraped are on places with steep crest like in certain parking garage. Im beyond happy with the kit!

Hrrrrm, I may be getting the turbo itch (have had, im just too cheap).. I think I like the Zimmer's routing better for more clearance but S&H is cheaper and a great forum vendor (not that Zimmer's is not). I am on K-springs which would be slightly less drop than you, when I drag currently it's the exhaust towards rear tires right before it swings up over the axle.
 

W3bb3r04

Slow 3v Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2012
Posts
3,556
Reaction score
2
Location
Clinton, TN
Some suspension went on today! Put on bmr control arm relocation brackets and koni sports "yellows".
yjyvu9u9.jpg

enupejez.jpg

u2uqygaz.jpg

5azehequ.jpg

aze7ytev.jpg
 

lethe

V4g!n@ #er
Joined
Jul 28, 2012
Posts
4,002
Reaction score
1
Location
Everett, Wa
Looking good. Let us know how you like the Konis. Im going to be replacing my OE shocks and struts in the next couple of months.
 

W3bb3r04

Slow 3v Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2012
Posts
3,556
Reaction score
2
Location
Clinton, TN
Looking good. Let us know how you like the Konis. Im going to be replacing my OE shocks and struts in the next couple of months.

I love them so far! So much better than 100k mile OE ones on Supersports lol
 

Shotokan1509

Senior Member
Joined
Aug 13, 2008
Posts
3,927
Reaction score
99
Location
CT
Drag strip sig? How'd it do, and you have any luck at strip with traction on our wheels/tires?
 

W3bb3r04

Slow 3v Member
Joined
Jun 18, 2012
Posts
3,556
Reaction score
2
Location
Clinton, TN
No bueno haha
60 ft 2.28
1/8 ET: 8.41
Mph: 92

It did mph pretty well but as you can see the 60 ft blew!!

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Tapatalk 2
 

Shotokan1509

Senior Member
Joined
Aug 13, 2008
Posts
3,927
Reaction score
99
Location
CT
No bueno haha
60 ft 2.28
1/8 ET: 8.41
Mph: 92

It did mph pretty well but as you can see the 60 ft blew!!

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Tapatalk 2

Im not even turbo'ed just CAI/Tune/4.10's and I can't hook these tires at the track to save my life. Not that I am a good drag driver, but seems much better on street.
 

Support us!

Support Us - Become A Supporting Member Today!

Click Here For Details

Back
Top