Mustang turbocharger
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From: Ventura, California
Okay guys, this was the reply I got from Derek:
Take care,
~Chris
Hey Chris,
The kit is from Incon and it's the 800TTi kit. Good for up to 800 HP. It comes with the full turbo assemblies as well as the intercooler. It also came with everything needed to install the kit like plug wires, fuel pump and all clamps and hoses. It was a truly complete kit. The only thing that I did not care for was that the exhaust side of the turbo assembly (exhaust manifold, turbine housing and dump tube) came uncoated. I'm not a big fan of rust so I took them to a local shop here in Tampa and had them disassemble all of the parts and then had them coated. Actually, they were triple coated with a gray insulated coating and then coated with a ceramic coating to make it look good. The gray coatings were used to keep the heat in the exhaust and to protect the ceramic coating.
The problem is that Incon is having lots of problems. It looks like they're going out of business. Too bad, they made a great kit.
Check this out: http://www.corral.net/tech/powerplan...ttinstall.html
Bob Cosby from www.corral.net did and install and has it posted in the tech section.
Oh, the kits were around $4,500 new.
The kit is from Incon and it's the 800TTi kit. Good for up to 800 HP. It comes with the full turbo assemblies as well as the intercooler. It also came with everything needed to install the kit like plug wires, fuel pump and all clamps and hoses. It was a truly complete kit. The only thing that I did not care for was that the exhaust side of the turbo assembly (exhaust manifold, turbine housing and dump tube) came uncoated. I'm not a big fan of rust so I took them to a local shop here in Tampa and had them disassemble all of the parts and then had them coated. Actually, they were triple coated with a gray insulated coating and then coated with a ceramic coating to make it look good. The gray coatings were used to keep the heat in the exhaust and to protect the ceramic coating.
The problem is that Incon is having lots of problems. It looks like they're going out of business. Too bad, they made a great kit.
Check this out: http://www.corral.net/tech/powerplan...ttinstall.html
Bob Cosby from www.corral.net did and install and has it posted in the tech section.
Oh, the kits were around $4,500 new.
Take care,
~Chris
