STS cars lets see some pics!
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STS cars lets see some pics! I would like to see more pics of the install than STS has on their site.
The ones on their site look like it must have been the prototype.
Lets see some pics of your installs everyone!
The ones on their site look like it must have been the prototype.
Lets see some pics of your installs everyone!
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From: Bakersfield, Ca.
Originally Posted by pat02TA
How much clearance does that turbo have between it and the ground ?
It’s almost the same thing for the rear. The turbo sits real close to the rear axle, directly behind it, which is pretty close to your rear wheel diameter. Again, only way you would hit it is if you straddle something large in the road.
I hope that helps,
Paul
If you have questions, call Billy, 817-703-3750. He will help you out.
That is right, the lowest points are around the wheels and its not really lower than other stock underbody parts. The LT1 runs up before the k-member. I have run the system for almost a year now, one of the first F-Body testers, and only slightly hit once, and it was over a very bad train crossing, which bottomed out the whole car.
JLTurbo STS pics
JLTurbo STS pics
Originally Posted by BigPlanTransAm
no, it wont.
Wolfee
It will not work with the SFC i have both the Jet Hots and the SLP SFC. I am having the driver side SFC removed when i get everything installed. But as far as the long tubes it should work...we will see how well when i get it installed on thursday and getting it back on sat.
Originally Posted by Wolfee
No to which part, the sub-frame connectors or the LT's? I am going to use Jet-hot LTs with this set-up as I already have them on so I guess it would be an interference for the return tube and the connectors both being in the same location. What do you use for connectors then??? I don't really want to run to much power without beefing up the frame some how. Any suggestions?
Wolfee
Wolfee