LSchicago
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I ordered mine in November, got it 2 weeks later.Crap that’s fast.. how do u like it?
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I ordered mine in November, got it 2 weeks later.Crap that’s fast.. how do u like it?
I made 952 wheel with a 3.70" on a different car, however this looks like a 3.70" or 4" based on the photo I posed.Would love to see the dyno graph. What size pulleys were used to achieve 14 psi? I intend to go with a fore fuel system and e85 and 12 to 14ish psi by the end of the year.
Stock ProCharger kit, Stock ProCharger intake. (the only mods are what I listed). You are gonna have SO much fun with your kit!And this looks like Procharger's supplied intake, not the larger MAK Hurricane. I should be close to 14 psi when done.
We are running at 210% production right now, and are actually keeping up really really well. I can't even begin to thank our machineshop workers and shipping guys enough. They are killing it these days. Thankfully we have been in the weeks not months, for shipping delays.What’s the turn around time to get a kit
Having cats keep the smell and noise down. I run them on everything I own, literally everything.Why change the cats? they are still illegal. Only factory or certified replacement in the factory location are legal. May as well Just go catless
*LOVE*My 18 A10 has the P1X but I'm running single digit boost of around 9 lbs. It's simply a fantastic street blower and mine starts pulling at around 3,500 and from 4,000 up it's just awesome. I love this thing.
Mine rips and it still can roast my 305/35/19 Nitto 555R2's below 30 mph. With the A10 you can be in boost almost instantly at any speed.
The only mods to that car are what I listed in the signature. Crazy!Nice. So you didn't replace your axles? Did you modify your transmission?, Is the Internal engine OEM Stock
It really depends on how you use it and how you tune it. I can say that I have had some live forever, and I have also blown a set out the tailpipes in like 5 dyno pulls.because someone, somewhere, somehow...convinced the masses that factory cats can’t handle boost
*Thank you, this is a great post*I love the simplicity of the Stage II Pro-C set up, head unit, intercooler, blow-off valve and piping, plus dedicated drive belt.
Not much to go out or go wrong. I kept the factory shorty headers, cats, and did not lock out my IMRC, which I feel really helps the low-end and mid-range on these little 308 cubic inch motors.
Any FI is awesome on a Coyote, so you can't go wrong with anything.
NICE!I ordered mine in November, got it 2 weeks later.
Don’t call BS, if that’s a stage 2 setup on your car I’d definitely be digging deeper.I am really sorry but i have to call BS on these numbers. To keep it short and simple i have a p1x , headers, e85, fore triple pump return style fuel system, ID 1300 and the list goes on. On 3.55 pulley and 23 degrees car can only muster up 800 wheel. Car is a 19 PP . I called procharger and picked there brain about where and how i may be missing power and to no avail, i had gotten no legitamate answer. Maybe my coyote is missing 2 cylinders. IDK
Yes sir stage 2. Maybe because I'm running M/T ET streets on the dyno? Maybe knocking the tire off during the pull? That's the only thing I can see considering these big confliting numbers.Don’t call BS, if that’s a stage 2 setup on your car I’d definitely be digging deeper.
Also forgot to mention I'm at 16psi at 8k and overspinning the blower.Yes sir stage 2. Maybe because I'm running M/T ET streets on the dyno? Maybe knocking the tire off during the pull? That's the only thing I can see considering these big confliting numbers.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. Take it to the track, mph will tell the tale.Yes sir stage 2. Maybe because I'm running M/T ET streets on the dyno? Maybe knocking the tire off during the pull? That's the only thing I can see considering these big confliting numbers.
Cats are fine. What I’m saying is why install high flow cats? Just stick with the stocks or go catless. Don’t see the point in changing from one cat to anotherI made 952 wheel with a 3.70" on a different car, however this looks like a 3.70" or 4" based on the photo I posed.
Having cats keep the smell and noise down. I run them on everything I own, literally everything.
You are a genius aren’t you.No one buys Kooks 1 7/8 headers and asks the shop to cut his stock manifold to use the stock cats with kook headers lol c’mon man. People use high flow cats for a variety of reasons, mainly smell and because catless cars can be really loud.
So basically your way or the highway. Thanks, I didn’t know you were the end all be all say when it comes to mustang mods. Nothing wrong with a guy wanting LTs but going with high flow cats. If he ever wants to remove them the slide in pipes are like $50 bucks. If he went catless then decided it was too loud how much would cats be? Few hundred extra? . Stop judging the guy’s mods.You are a genius aren’t you.
Running stock cats means stock headers also. Even if you put the stock Cats on your header it would be illegal. So leave them stock or go catless
Really. If he purchased LT with cats then went catless it would be almost the same as starting catless and adding cats later. In the end you still purchase all the same parts.So basically your way or the highway. Thanks, I didn’t know you were the end all be all say when it comes to mustang mods. Nothing wrong with a guy wanting LTs but going with high flow cats. If he ever wants to remove them the slide in pipes are like $50 bucks. If he went catless then decided it was too loud how much would cats be? Few hundred extra? . Stop judging the guy’s mods.