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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 7:29:04 AM   
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1.) How would replacing the stock exhaust manifolds with an aftermarket shorty headers work with this kit?  It seems to me that it would work well, possibly help the turbo spool faster; as long as the shorty headers mated with the stock cat back to maintaing the Cats.

Matt is correct here, as long as they keep the stock manifold mounting points & clearances they should fit.


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2.) What compression ratio would you recomend if forged internals were installed to reap the best possible gains and performance?

This depends on your HP goals... If you plan on running low boost, say under 15 PSI, then stick with stock compression, the higher the piston CR the more HP / PSI you gain. If you plan on turning up the wick for high HP, then low compression is a better choice.


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Question- for turbokits and/or Mattblasi and other Kit owners

1.)  How does this kit sound?  I LOVE the sound of turbo's spooling up real loud (like a jet engine) and then a huge rush of air from the B.O.V (not a squeak).  My Buddy has an HKS SSQV B.O.V on his Nissan 240sx S13 (Silvia engine swap) and I love its sound.

Matt is correct here, since the stang runs a MASS AIR SENSOR you have to recirculate the BOV or you will have drivability issues. There are ways around this, but it would require tuning and a change in the MASS AIR SENSOR location. You should however hear the turbo spool, especially at part throttle where the exhaust isn't so loud yet.

Hope this helps...

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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 7:29:39 AM   
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Matt,

How does your exhaust sound with the kit?  Does it lose any of the V8 rumble since it splits off from one to two pipes via the y-pipe? 


It dose and dose not.  The cars has a quieter purr when idleing and cruising down the street, pretty much a little louder than stock.  When you lay into it though it really opens up.  I honestly like that fact too, unless I get on the gas it is quiet and docile, but when it needs to be a monster it is =)


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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 7:34:28 AM   
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Matt,

How does your exhaust sound with the kit?  Does it lose any of the V8 rumble since it splits off from one to two pipes via the y-pipe? 


It dose and dose not.  The cars has a quieter purr when idleing and cruising down the street, pretty much a little louder than stock.  When you lay into it though it really opens up.  I honestly like that fact too, unless I get on the gas it is quiet and docile, but when it needs to be a monster it is =)



Yep, another benefit of a Turbocharger vs other power adders...

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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 7:42:35 AM   
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Matt,

How does your exhaust sound with the kit?  Does it lose any of the V8 rumble since it splits off from one to two pipes via the y-pipe? 


It dose and dose not.  The cars has a quieter purr when idleing and cruising down the street, pretty much a little louder than stock.  When you lay into it though it really opens up.  I honestly like that fact too, unless I get on the gas it is quiet and docile, but when it needs to be a monster it is =)



Yep, another benefit of a Turbocharger vs other power adders...


BTW it is a interesting surprise to a Porsche C4S driver when what was a quiet Mustang passes him..........


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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 10:21:51 AM   
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Thats cool, Thanks for answering my Questions!  It'll be a while before I have the oportunity to put this to practice, but once I'm done with school in a year (should have a good job lined up too!), its on! 

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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 10:27:03 AM   
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Thats cool, Thanks for answering my Questions!  It'll be a while before I have the oportunity to put this to practice, but once I'm done with school in a year (should have a good job lined up too!), its on! 


Great, make sure you contact us for a killer deal :)



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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 2:03:16 PM   
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Do you guys have any plans on coming up with a carb legal kit?

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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/15/2007 2:07:01 PM   
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Do you guys have any plans on coming up with a carb legal kit?


The current kit was designed to pass and is pending certification...

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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/16/2007 4:48:03 AM   
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Question- for turbokits and/or Mattblasi and other Kit owners

1.)  How does this kit sound?  I LOVE the sound of turbo's spooling up real loud (like a jet engine) and then a huge rush of air from the B.O.V (not a squeak).  My Buddy has an HKS SSQV B.O.V on his Nissan 240sx S13 (Silvia engine swap) and I love its sound.

Matt is correct here, since the stang runs a MASS AIR SENSOR you have to recirculate the BOV or you will have drivability issues. There are ways around this, but it would require tuning and a change in the MASS AIR SENSOR location. You should however hear the turbo spool, especially at part throttle where the exhaust isn't so loud yet.

Hope this helps...

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Another question, My budy who i mentioned before has explained the difference between a BOV that recirculates and one that vents to the atmosphere.  I'd ask him but hes busy at training for Mercedes Benz (), so waht is the differnce other than the obviouse (it blows off the back pressure intake air into the intake tube), how does this create drivability issues?  Long answers are welcome, knolwedge is good!


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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/16/2007 7:24:57 AM   
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Another question, My budy who i mentioned before has explained the difference between a BOV that recirculates and one that vents to the atmosphere.  I'd ask him but hes busy at training for Mercedes Benz (), so waht is the differnce other than the obviouse (it blows off the back pressure intake air into the intake tube), how does this create drivability issues?  Long answers are welcome, knolwedge is good!




There is no difference. They are the same exact valve used in vent to atmosphere set ups. The only difference is the set up. The re-circulated set up has a coupler attached so the blown off air is directed back into the intake. If you vent to the atmosphere, the air that was already metered by the MASS AIR SENSOR gets vented out and never gets to the motor. This causes a brief rich condition which causes drivability issues and can be enough to stall the motor.

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RE: NOW $4995 (In Stock) Turbonetics Mustang GT Single ... - 11/16/2007 10:03:45 AM   
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OK cool, simpler than I thought, and that makes perfect sense.

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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/12/2007 10:47:12 AM   
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Update 12/12/07 - Yes you heard it right, we have a sale going on right now that not only gets you a killer deal on the kit but we can offer a 3 Year / 36,000 Mile Powertrain Warranty with it. That right up to $5000K ($3000 Motor/$2000 Tranny) coverage for only $295...
 
* SALE * SALE * SALE *
05-06 Mustang Kit - $4995.00

07 Mustang Kit - $4995.00
Warranty - $295.00
 
You can get either a FREE Autometer Boost Gauge & APEXi Turbo Timer or $100 Off.


This sale is good until the end of Dec 2007!
 
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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/13/2007 11:12:32 AM   
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Hey, Jesse, I'm sitting here at work wasting time/dreaming .. I was looking at turbonetics website and install directions, the kit looks like it has changed some??  The BOV vents to the atmosphere now and the inlet pipe looks totally different and also looks like the stock radiator cover can't be put back on... are these changes for all years or just the '07 kit?  Just wondering, thanks!

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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/13/2007 11:19:36 AM   
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Let me double check with Turbonetics and I'll post my findings :)

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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/13/2007 11:33:13 AM   
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Cool, thanks

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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/14/2007 2:43:46 PM   
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Still working on getting an answer... Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about you!

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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/14/2007 3:18:30 PM   
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No Problem, I've been busy with work and school (as I should be )

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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/17/2007 7:25:25 AM   
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Ok, here's the Scoop. Yes they did change the mounting of the MAF, it is now a blow through system. This puts the MAF after the turbo and also allows the BOV to be vented to the atmosphere. Proven for better off and on boost driveability!

Hope this helps...

Let me know if you need anything else.



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Hey, Jesse, I'm sitting here at work wasting time/dreaming .. I was looking at turbonetics website and install directions, the kit looks like it has changed some??  The BOV vents to the atmosphere now and the inlet pipe looks totally different and also looks like the stock radiator cover can't be put back on... are these changes for all years or just the '07 kit?  Just wondering, thanks!


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RE: Turbonetics Sale & NOW 3yr/36k Powertrain Warranty - 12/17/2007 10:58:14 AM   
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Cool thanks!

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