ok, im planning to SC the lude, and Jackson Racing is lookin pretty good...i just had a few questions... one, were you able to install it without removing the motor?? and two.... how long did that ish take?? im pretty skilled with tools, and i have A LOT of them, so let me kno on the difficulty level here... thanks

 

7 days... and that's with all the necessary tools and pretty skilled people working for about 2-4 hours each night.

If you don't know for sure that you know what you're doing, you should probably see about having a shop install it.

 

hmm... well in comparison i bolted my greddy turbo kit on in about 5-6 hours with the help of a friend

 

bout 10 hours in one sweep

 

thats not bad.... as long as its do-able in one day.. ill have to start in the morning, and have a few of my friends help... you can install it w/o removing the engine right? just a lil more difficult?

 

its cake really..........don't worry bout pulling the motor.the only hard part is getting the plate that the pullies ride on aligned......but with an extra set of hands that wouldn't be too hard

 

You wouldn't need/want to pull the motor to install the JRSC. I can do the install in 8-10 hours, but I've done it several times.

 

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thats if ur not skilled

 

2 days with breaks, and 1 day if you do it all day long

 

thats awesome.. thanks how do you S/C guys like the steup?? what pulley are you running??

 

I sold mine to go turbo.

 

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why did you end up selling yours and going turbo??

 

Because high intake temps suck ***.