How much would i gain from this

[83countrysquire]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem
just wondering its in my price range

[Nathan in MI]

It should add quite a bit of power, but the plumbing won't be the right shape or length since that's designed for a Mustang, not a panther. You'd probably need to get your ECM retuned as well if you were going to use it with fuel injection, though I don't know whether you were planning to use EFI or carb.

[91LTDProject]

Now I'm no expert, but its ALOT more complicated than just buying a turbo kit and slapping it all together. You have fuel delivery to deal with, plumbing all the oil lines to cool the turbos, a huge amount of fab work, the computer system to run it all, the ability and money to tune the computer, compression ratios, a motor with internals built strong enough and to super tight clearances so it dosent explode, then a transmission setup thats gonna handle all the power with a rear end and suspension setup thats gonna plant it. I'd probly guess, someone correct me if i'm wrong, that you would have to spend between 10-15 grand to build a drivetrain to actually get the full benefit of running a setup like this.

[DuceAnAHalf]

This is the only RS that Garrett makes in the GT-28 series.

http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...S_739548_1.htm

[mrltd]

It's not really in your price range. There will be quite a bit of little parts required to keep the motor from grenading with the turbo kit.

And as mentioned, the AOD WILL FAIL in a very short period of time with signifigantly increased power.

[Tiggie]

You'd need aftermarket rods, a main girdle, aftermarket pistons, aftermarket heads, and an aftermarket EFI system to run it all. After spending all that money you'd at least want a roller cam, so you can count on another block or at least a retrofit kit. You're looking at $5K+ easy.

[Blaze86Vic]

That's not really feasibly in any budget build. Dual turbo setup will require very expensive lower end to handle the massive amount of power gain. Everything will have to be replaced and upgraded between those turbos and the rear tires.

[p71towny]

But it would be stupid fun. Hell, Id do it and have been thinking of doing it for quite some time.

[FastGallopingPonies]

I plan on doing a "Junkyard" turbo build on one of my vehicles in the future. It'll probably happen to my truck, unless I could find a nice wagon. Turbo's are fun you just need to have the cash and ability to do the work, then be able to get the car tuned.

[Nathan in MI]

Just for inspiration...

http://www.toohighpsi.com/BudgetTT/BudgetTT.htm

[DuceAnAHalf]

If you keep the boost below about 6PSI and get a safe tune you should be fine, however the AOD wont hold it for long.

You could always call up C&S and buy one of their blow through carbs (if you have the $700 to cover it, although they are considered the best blow through carbs out there.)