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rucr8z2 | May-21-05 02:33 PM |
Member since Feb 05th 2005
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#86220, "RE: just finishing up Star stage II install! New pics"
In response to Reply # 7
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Originally posted by GSGoinFastOriginally posted by onetrav WOW, 4 hrs??? Thats crazy. Well, I guess I really dont know. Mine took days but lots of fab work seeing as how mine wasnt a kit! Thanks to xtremeRS. haha same here, mine took about 2 months to build everything... but ya i wouldnt count on it being only another hour. that part is a bitch you have to drain the oil, take off the front cross member, take the tranny shield off, take the oil pan off, weld it, test it for leaks, put it back on, fill it with oil, connect the line... it will most likely take you more then an hour... by the way, you may want to put some JB weld around the bung on the oil pan just to be safe and prevent any leaks... mine leaked, and putting JB weld on it while its leaking is hard. but good luck, my weld sucked tho.
You got to know that I have a fully loaded shop With 5 lifts and plenty of air tools and have been mig and tig welding for 15 years so I'd say 25 mins to get oil pan off, 20 min to weld and clean & paint.Wait 20 min for paint to dry and 25 mins reinstall and 10 min to install drain line and fill with oil. OK,OK maybe a little over an hour to finish, I can dream can't I?
Star Stage II,Vecco SS heatshield,OBX intake,OBX fuelrail,MSD coil & wires,Epac voltage sys.,Hyperground sys.,Eagle rods,JE pistons,ARP studs,meling oil pump(Ceramic coated DP,wastegate tube,Manifold & turbo housing)
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there is a pipe coming out the bottom. the star kits have the turbo clocked that way. hahn kits have the compressor outlet facing the engine