Selling V2 w/ 3.125 blower only, must go
#1
Selling V2 w/ 3.125 blower only, must go
Coming off my AE 5spd
V2
15k miles
satin finish
runs fine (no grinding, squeeking etc.)
produced 323fwhp @9psi
I never drive it hard enough justify it so hopefully one of you or someone you know can put it to better use.
Blower and Pulley ONLY.
email me for pics and make me an offer.
I will be very generous about it.
drivengames@hotmail.com
V2
15k miles
satin finish
runs fine (no grinding, squeeking etc.)
produced 323fwhp @9psi
I never drive it hard enough justify it so hopefully one of you or someone you know can put it to better use.
Blower and Pulley ONLY.
email me for pics and make me an offer.
I will be very generous about it.
drivengames@hotmail.com
#3
Wait, blower only as in no Bracket? Because that bracket (if you can get stillen to sell it to you) runs in excess of $850.
You may be better off eBay'ing this blower only because than any of the stang, transam, truck guys can take it as well. No one here is going to want just the blower only as it will do them no good without the mounting bracket which is custom CNC'd by Stillen.
Dixit
You may be better off eBay'ing this blower only because than any of the stang, transam, truck guys can take it as well. No one here is going to want just the blower only as it will do them no good without the mounting bracket which is custom CNC'd by Stillen.
Dixit
#4
This might sound stupid but if I take the bracket off the car, what do I put in it's place... I didn't do the original install. I'll sell that if I find out the solution. But as of now it's just the blower... sorry
#5
Originally Posted by 20thdriven
This might sound stupid but if I take the bracket off the car, what do I put in it's place... I didn't do the original install. I'll sell that if I find out the solution. But as of now it's just the blower... sorry
#6
Originally Posted by 20thdriven
This might sound stupid but if I take the bracket off the car, what do I put in it's place... I didn't do the original install. I'll sell that if I find out the solution. But as of now it's just the blower... sorry
are you saying that you dont have the stock parts anymore? You will get more $$ if you have a complete kit and it will definitly cover the cost of returning to stock.
I can tell what stock parts do you need for returning to stock if you like. I just return my car to stock recently.
#7
Originally Posted by 20thdriven
This might sound stupid but if I take the bracket off the car, what do I put in it's place... I didn't do the original install. I'll sell that if I find out the solution. But as of now it's just the blower... sorry
Maybe we have miscommunication or something. Does the back of your blower have this large alloy bracket hooked to it with legs?
You see in this picture with the legs coming off the bracket and hooking upto the blower, are you including that? Or simply just the vortech v2 blower?
Dixit
#9
Originally Posted by BigDogJonx
Wait, if you got the blower off, than that means you had to have taken the bracket off with it. Did you then put the bracket back on and do a bypass method on the belts? Thats the only reason I see in keeping the bracket still there for the blower.
Maybe we have miscommunication or something. Does the back of your blower have this large alloy bracket hooked to it with legs?
You see in this picture with the legs coming off the bracket and hooking upto the blower, are you including that? Or simply just the vortech v2 blower?
Dixit
Maybe we have miscommunication or something. Does the back of your blower have this large alloy bracket hooked to it with legs?
You see in this picture with the legs coming off the bracket and hooking upto the blower, are you including that? Or simply just the vortech v2 blower?
Dixit
maxi-overdose, I may have to take you up on gathering up stock parts, thanks. But I have no time right now. In the back of my mind I want to put one back in...some day.
#10
Why would you need to keep the bracket on?
Or the piping for that matter?
Take it off, put the shorter bolts back on the timing chain cover, put the stock belt on and the stock Airbox, and you're done.
Or the piping for that matter?
Take it off, put the shorter bolts back on the timing chain cover, put the stock belt on and the stock Airbox, and you're done.
#11
Originally Posted by iansw
Why would you need to keep the bracket on?
Or the piping for that matter?
Take it off, put the shorter bolts back on the timing chain cover, put the stock belt on and the stock Airbox, and you're done.
Or the piping for that matter?
Take it off, put the shorter bolts back on the timing chain cover, put the stock belt on and the stock Airbox, and you're done.
he also needs to replace the oil drain back plate with stock one, reinstall the stock tensioner pulley and bracket and finally remove the oil feed line if it still there.
other than that.....relocate the coolant resevoir, remove FMU and inline pump and finally stock intake.
took me a day to return my car back to stock.
#16
Originally Posted by slimer
i got my newest bracket from stillen for under $300
you should get more bracket from them and sell it on ebay. I bet there are people who want to build their own kit instead of buying the whole thing from stillen.
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