Twin turbo header problem
06-29-2008, 11:09 AM
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That doesn't surprise me a bit. I've heard some interesting things about them on turbomustangs.com. They're only 4hrs from me, and I remember when they were looking for a truck to prototype with. I considered it, but based off what I heard on tm.com I decided against it. You're just going to have to keep on them about it. They look like nice pieces though, but you might want to have some one local modify it.
06-29-2008, 02:15 PM
#22
After much chasing we have now discovered this is still in progress as it is not a priority over lots of other customers also with priority needs.
Could this be because we paid in full, in advance, last December 2007???
Not even a committment that they are working on it full time, just fitting it in amongst their other urgent customers.
So still waiting on the header, just no idea when it will be coming.
Could this be because we paid in full, in advance, last December 2007???
Not even a committment that they are working on it full time, just fitting it in amongst their other urgent customers.
So still waiting on the header, just no idea when it will be coming.
R
06-29-2008, 10:32 PM
#26
That's funny there, Rick.jcb5, I'd be ticked
if it wasn't a priority for them, it's not like you didn't spend a small amount of $ w/ HP. It seems to be $6k qualifies as enough to warrant making you another header & a satified customer! I wasn't even familiar that they made a twin kit. Curious how you came upon finding that they did. Must be someone has their kit, since you posted pic. Kinda late now, but Synergy would be where I'd buy "Twins" from. Forgot if Trick did Twins yet.Definitely want vids on this when it's done! It's really cool, w/ how much it costs just to get the kit ( after taxes, duties, etc.) & gas costs what it does there, you make the incredible effort to make your truck, "your own". Good luck!
06-30-2008, 09:27 AM
#29
I've got a problem with the steering shaft not clearing the header. I have bought a twin turbo kit from HP performance in New Mexico and I don't think they realised there was a difference between a two wheel drive truck and awd. Nathan from HP performance Has asked if there is anyone in New Mexico , Roswel, 301 E 4th st who has a Awd chevy and would be willing to drop by their shop so they could take a look and maybe help them to sort this problem out. It would be much appreciated if anyone could help with this.
Thanks Ivan
This is the problem
Nathan or Jimmy on 505 623 2555
Thanks Ivan
This is the problem
Nathan or Jimmy on 505 623 2555
R
06-30-2008, 11:05 AM
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That's funny there, Rick.jcb5, I'd be ticked
if it wasn't a priority for them, it's not like you didn't spend a small amount of $ w/ HP. It seems to be $6k qualifies as enough to warrant making you another header & a satified customer! I wasn't even familiar that they made a twin kit. Curious how you came upon finding that they did. Must be someone has their kit, since you posted pic. Kinda late now, but Synergy would be where I'd buy "Twins" from. Forgot if Trick did Twins yet.Definitely want vids on this when it's done! It's really cool, w/ how much it costs just to get the kit ( after taxes, duties, etc.) & gas costs what it does there, you make the incredible effort to make your truck, "your own". Good luck!
I found them by searching the net. 04Denali did give me a heads up about Synergy and my engine man did speak to Rick but it looks like I made the wrong choice. Pity I never found the forum Vanillagorrila posted about.
I've just had a word with my engine man and the valve springs are not comp 918
