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Old 12-18-2018, 09:49 PM
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Can you start a new thread with all details? This one is way too long as is. Thanks.
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Kits are now live on our site. Thanks again guys.. Sean

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Can the intercooler be mounted in front of the radiator with this kit?
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Old 01-04-2019, 09:32 AM
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Our kits are only designed to be mounted away from the radiators.

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Originally Posted by Speed Engineering
Our kits are only designed to be mounted away from the radiators.

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Ok I am just concerned that it may get clogged if I go through the mud. Which I do at times while hunting.
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Originally Posted by Speed Engineering
Just looking for some clarification. I see most places state the turbos are 60mm, but then on the site, it is stated that they're 64mm.
I'm seeing both 60mm and 64mm listed in several places. Are these chargers the TNX 40/60's or the TNX 40/64's?
Thanks. Looks like a very nice setup.
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Sure, the turbos included in our kits are the TNX 40/64 part number 11818, with two different choices of exhaust housings .65ar or .85ar.

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What is the oil drain set up from turbos back to the oil pan?
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Our kits uses 8AN lines from the turbos to the pan. The pan will need to be drilled/tapped. All lines and fittings are included.

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@Speed Engineering I want to purchase this kit for my ohv Silverado and live in California but when I try to add it to my cart it says its unable to ship to my zip code is there a way around this or am I just going to have to get it shipped to my buddy in Oregon and bring it back down here on the next trip? Lol
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