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Pudmunkie said:
Deffinatley
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I've seen a lot of different ways of spelling definitely, but this one is new to me. :laugh:

But everyone already beat me to the punch, that's the cleanest install I've ever seen with any turbo kit on these cars! That's one clean SVT!

Mark
 
Y2KSVT said:
I've seen a lot of different ways of spelling definitely, but this one is new to me. :laugh:

But everyone already beat me to the punch, that's the cleanest install I've ever seen with any turbo kit on these cars! That's one clean SVT!

Mark
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You shut your hooker mouth... slut! thats what I get for making fun of alias earlier.....
 
Excellent job! Very clean install.

Your SVT is very nice and well kept!
 
So how much did everything cost you all in all? I've wanted the kit but always decide not to do it since I need a new clutch, built transmission, and several other things. Nice to see someone putting the kit on an almost stock SVT. :laugh:

Thing looks stock. You could kill a lot of cars with it :cool:
 
Berkel said:
So how much did everything cost you all in all? I've wanted the kit but always decide not to do it since I need a new clutch, built transmission, and several other things. Nice to see someone putting the kit on an almost stock SVT. :laugh:

Thing looks stock. You could kill a lot of cars with it :cool:
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wow, i don't really know right now, besides the price of the kit i put several other things on my car the same time or a couple of months before to help freshen it up.

-New Plugs (tr6) and wires
-Coolant flush, new water pump, 160 stat, water wetter
-DMD damper
-Dropped the tank, cleaned it, installed new fuel pump
-bled the brake system
-New Spec II clutch, New Stock SVTflywheel, Tranny Fluid too of course
-Battery relocation kit, street wires distribution block
-Gauges, A-piller pod
-New Tires (i needed them bad)
-random tools i have always needed and finally bought
-built an oil separator
-Expensive Dinners i had to buy to keep the wife from complaining too much about me being in the garage!!

theres actually alot of other little things i bought as well to suite my needs that aren't neccessary to get the kit going. i would definately recommend the clutch if it has many miles on it. because once you have the kit on, the tranny is the last thing you want to pull out of the car.:blackeye:

let me know if you have any other questions.
 
00TourSVT said:
-Expensive Dinners i had to buy to keep the wife from complaining too much about me being in the garage!!
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Sometimes it's cheaper just to slap them around a little ;)

Your car looks absolutely gorgeous...plain, simple, and just fantastic. You really did a nice job with the install. :drool:
 
That's one awesome car! I'd like to say that I love your headlights too. I wish mine looked that good. Keep up the nice work with your car. Its one of the cleanest that I've seen.:drool:
 
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