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How soon do you want one? My '94 is a factory turbo. My parts truck has an aftermarket 093 on it. I'm going to swap the 093 onto the '94 to get the 3" outlet & down pipe, then I'll have the factory setup to sell. I've just been too lazy and haven't swapped it out yet...
How soon do you want one? My '94 is a factory turbo. My parts truck has an aftermarket 093 on it. I'm going to swap the 093 onto the '94 to get the 3" outlet & down pipe, then I'll have the factory setup to sell. I've just been too lazy and haven't swapped it out yet...
I'm trying to get one as soon as possible but is the factory one just as good as the aftermarket one?
And also how do you post pictures on here?
It's probably gonna be a month or so before I get it swapped. I'm in the foothills west of Denver and I'ts bloody cold right now...
ATS designed the factory setup for Ford, but Ford changed the turbo outlet flange and down pipe from 3" to 2-1/4", probably to make it install-able without modifying the cab.
The ATS aftermarket kits stayed at 3". In this respect, the ATS kit is better than the factory kit. Banks makes a 3" down pipe upgrade for the factory kit that connects to the 2-1/4" outlet flange of the factory turbo, which is strongly recommended.
If you PM me with your email, I'll send you a pdf of the install instructions from ATS so you can see what you're getting into.
To post pictures, you need to upload them to a hosting site like photobucket, then post the links here.
It's probably gonna be a month or so before I get it swapped. I'm in the foothills west of Denver and I'ts bloody cold right now...
ATS designed the factory setup for Ford, but Ford changed the turbo outlet flange and down pipe from 3" to 2-1/4", probably to make it install-able without modifying the cab.
The ATS aftermarket kits stayed at 3". In this respect, the ATS kit is better than the factory kit. Banks makes a 3" down pipe upgrade for the factory kit that connects to the 2-1/4" outlet flange of the factory turbo, which is strongly recommended.
If you PM me with your email, I'll send you a pdf of the install instructions from ATS so you can see what you're getting into.
To post pictures, you need to upload them to a hosting site like photobucket, then post the links here.
It won't let my send pm to you cause it says I'm still waiting for activation cause I just joined yesterday.. I feel bad for places that get cold I'm here in Florida sunny all year..
If you copy the "image" link in photobucket or type [IMG] before the link and [/IMG] after the link it will display the picture in your post... nice project!
The Factory kit is the same as the ATS 093, literally. The difference is a 2.25" outlet on the hotside, and crappy little downpipe. Not too bad to cut of the the 2.25" flange and weld on a 3" v-band and order up, or have a down pipe made.
easiest way to post pictures is save the pic in your computer.
then click on this icon in the quick reply, or advanced reply tool bar:
then follow the directions.
easiest way to post pictures is save the pic in your computer.
then click on this icon in the quick reply, or advanced reply tool bar:
then follow the directions.
It's all good I figured everything out I'm doing everything from my mobile phone cause I'm always out doing something or looking for parts on the truck.. thanks for all the help
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