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#1589385 - 10/20/08 09:34 PM Turbocharging
LincolnLuxury Offline
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Registered: 07/27/07
Posts: 17
Squires Turbo Systems claims to have a remote mounted turbocharging kit that will work on any car. Anyone know what the cost would be install this system on our Panther vehicles?

http://www.ststurbo.com/
http://www.ststurbo.com/universal_system
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#1589616 - 10/21/08 01:39 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: LincolnLuxury]
m_j Offline
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Registered: 11/06/07
Posts: 28
if its priced like all their other kits then the answer is "way higher then it should be"
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#1589752 - 10/21/08 08:17 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: m_j]
03slickvic Offline
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Registered: 01/29/07
Posts: 781
Loc: greenacres ,florida
i built a universal sts kit installed and running on my 03 for $3490.00.....it made just under 400rwhp and 420 lbs of torque on 12 psi....ran a best of 12.4 at 110 with a 1.89 60 foot on DR's..
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Aluminum mach1 short block, forged 17cc dished pistons, AMS rods, 8 bolt crank, patroit stage 2 heads, com cams 270, MMR oil pump & 9q pan,kooks long tubes, typhoon intake, 75mm throttle body, built trans, 2500 stall converter, sct programmer, 39lb injectors = N/A 291RWHP & 301 RWTQ

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#1590420 - 10/21/08 08:55 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 03slickvic]
46time Offline
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Registered: 08/22/08
Posts: 271
Loc: FLA
Nice Vic! I wish I had the time and equiptment to make my own kit. The main thing I like about remote kits is the ability to run a turbo without having to build a turbo manifold.
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#1590428 - 10/21/08 09:05 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 46time]
05cvpi Offline
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Registered: 09/23/08
Posts: 312
Loc: minnesota
thats awesome mang, looks good
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#1590466 - 10/21/08 09:30 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 05cvpi]
Quickvic30 Offline
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Registered: 02/24/05
Posts: 8901
Loc: out fishin in the stix in MN
even though i've seen it already its still
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#1590672 - 10/22/08 12:58 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: Quickvic30]
LincolnLuxury Offline
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Registered: 07/27/07
Posts: 17
How does it work without a manifold? If I buy that kit for my Town Car, how do I install it (I'm new to turbocharging)/What mods need to be made?
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#1590686 - 10/22/08 01:25 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: LincolnLuxury]
46time Offline
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Registered: 08/22/08
Posts: 271
Loc: FLA
Normal turbo setups have the turbo scavaging directly from the exhaust manifold(s). In the type of setup above, the turbo is mounted at the rear of the exhaust system(after the exhaust manifolds). There's a lot you should know about turbos.

Read this: http://auto.howstuffworks.com/turbo.htm

And this: http://ststurbo.com/f_a_q_
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#1590731 - 10/22/08 04:35 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 46time]
watchurstep Offline
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Registered: 05/12/08
Posts: 32
Loc: Georiga
is that on the stock block? what size turbo are you using?
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#1590765 - 10/22/08 09:03 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: watchurstep]
03slickvic Offline
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Registered: 01/29/07
Posts: 781
Loc: greenacres ,florida
 Originally Posted By: watchurstep
is that on the stock block? what size turbo are you using?
yep,stock motor and trans.....the turbo is a t-60 with sts's own exhuast turbin design,the exhaust side is a .81 AR....just keep to boost under 10psi and you will be fine...
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Aluminum mach1 short block, forged 17cc dished pistons, AMS rods, 8 bolt crank, patroit stage 2 heads, com cams 270, MMR oil pump & 9q pan,kooks long tubes, typhoon intake, 75mm throttle body, built trans, 2500 stall converter, sct programmer, 39lb injectors = N/A 291RWHP & 301 RWTQ

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#1590772 - 10/22/08 09:10 AM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 03slickvic]
03slickvic Offline
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Registered: 01/29/07
Posts: 781
Loc: greenacres ,florida
here's some pics of the $200 exhuast system i had made up for the turbo kit...lol thats right no mufflers! who needs them?! the car sounded really good without them....
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Aluminum mach1 short block, forged 17cc dished pistons, AMS rods, 8 bolt crank, patroit stage 2 heads, com cams 270, MMR oil pump & 9q pan,kooks long tubes, typhoon intake, 75mm throttle body, built trans, 2500 stall converter, sct programmer, 39lb injectors = N/A 291RWHP & 301 RWTQ

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#1591049 - 10/22/08 03:35 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 03slickvic]
watchurstep Offline
n00b


Registered: 05/12/08
Posts: 32
Loc: Georiga
tight work, any videos?
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#1591139 - 10/22/08 05:30 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: watchurstep]
03slickvic Offline
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Registered: 01/29/07
Posts: 781
Loc: greenacres ,florida
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/turbo-crown-vic-95-psi_124046.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/another-short-romp-in-sts_124422.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/short-romp-in-sts-turbo_124047.htm
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Aluminum mach1 short block, forged 17cc dished pistons, AMS rods, 8 bolt crank, patroit stage 2 heads, com cams 270, MMR oil pump & 9q pan,kooks long tubes, typhoon intake, 75mm throttle body, built trans, 2500 stall converter, sct programmer, 39lb injectors = N/A 291RWHP & 301 RWTQ

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#1591168 - 10/22/08 05:59 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: 03slickvic]
interceptor09 Offline
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Registered: 06/16/08
Posts: 2530
Loc: Just this side of Hell
Is there more delay in the time it takes for the turbo to spool up since there is a lot more air to get moving in the pipes between the turbo and the engine.

It's still a bada$$ setup though. Want to trade?

Edited by interceptor09 (10/22/08 06:01 PM)
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#1591396 - 10/22/08 10:38 PM Re: Turbocharging [Re: interceptor09]
46time Offline
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Registered: 08/22/08
Posts: 271
Loc: FLA
Those videos were nice. What size piping is that? I'm surprised the stock block and trans can handle all that power.
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*1995 Crown Victoria P74 - P71 dual exhaust pipes, Magnaflow SS mufflers (14" body), P71 aluminum driveshaft.

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