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pics of Turbo Engineering low mount kit

Discussion in 'Turbo Kit Feedback, Shop and Product Reviews' started by dman, May 11, 2004.

  1. dman

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    After many months I finally got together some pics of the old Turbo Engineering kit. It was a well layed out design that didn't require moving any accessories or even the battery for that matter. Just a minor hose relocation on the power steering pump. I'm not even sure this is the proper forum for this but atleast the pics are here for the moderators to put where they see fit.
     
  2. dman

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    another
     
  3. dman

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    even the swaybar can stay in it's stock location. We had to clearance the swaybar frame mount for this set-up but i believe it has to do more with the K member than the kit. On a factory k member car we didn't have that issue.
     
  4. dman

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    and one more
     
  5. JeffFoster

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    Cool kit - I remember the same kit on a 93 Cobra a long time ago in one of the mustang rags.

    I noticed that the turbo mounts pretty far outboard - I have large front tires on my car which rub that inner skirt at full lock. Would that interfere with the turbo?

    Jeff
     
  6. dman

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    the turbo sits in front of the tire, i never had any clearance issues with the factory pony wheels....
     
  7. Trentk

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    that is pretty cool stuff, thanks for sharing. If you can try to get pics with the pipes hooked up.

    Thanks!
     
  8. Eric88T

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    What size turbo is that? I've give my left nut if someone made one like that for a 351W.
     
  9. dman

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    TrentK, the kit is no longer on that car and there is no intercooler or pipes as of now. But I will take photos when i get an intercooler and start the assembly process.

    eric88t, thats a PT&E T74..... this kit would be very easy to make...
     
  10. turbostang

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    I have a TT kit on my 351W - It works great. I love it.

    edit - search under my name for "can you find the turbos" There are some fairly recent pics of my kit in there.
     
  11. twofast

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    oil return requires a pump?
     
  12. dman

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    yes it does
     
  13. turbostang

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    .. and trust me.. You know when the pump doesn't work.
     
  14. Jeff H

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    Which pump are you going to use?
     
  15. dman

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    this turbo kit came with a "water puppy" pump with an impeller that can handle hi-temps and oil.. they do work but i am looking into something alittle better.
     
  16. grape

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    mine had a tilton......and it was a '93 cobra in the march '97 issue of some ford magazine......I'd have to dig it out.
     
  17. JeffFoster

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    Yours might be the one I remember seeing - cool setup.
     
  18. Rods

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    Was it the red cobra ? , i have the mag ,...

    IVAN ( turbo89) was supposed to b building this kit , even a twin setup supposed to b out by this time butt i havnt heard nothing

    is that turbonators old kit ??
     
  19. Kerrdogg

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    It's what was left after UPS got there paws on it.
     
  20. JeffFoster

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    Dman - I dont suppose you could post a few more pics from different angles? Would like to see more on the routing of the downpipe and maybe some more take from a little farther away on the turbo side.

    Thanks!
    Jeff
     
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