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Hows this for a sleeper?






Start of the interior..
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what is it?
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Re: When all else fails... install a REALLY BIG Turbo.

1987 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe. I'm still not sure If I like the early Super Coupe wheels. I think I might change them for 18" Coba R wheels I have laying around..
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oh, a thunderbird. i've never seen a real one, only small photos.

as for wheels, lower it on the stockies, to keep the sleeper look.
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Re: When all else fails... install a REALLY BIG Turbo.







Mods So Far: Big Rig Turbine, HKS FMIC Intercooler, custom built intercooler pipes, custom built Down-Pipe, and Mid-Pipe, deleted cat

To keep the bling to a minimum, the Cobra R's have been painted black..
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Looks cool, judging that I see no red this must be the Motorworks version, I was shocked to see on at Wal-mart, I was so happy to see Revell finally reissued this kit. its a great kit,

only odd part is that its molded in an odd almost transparent silver, but hey, anything better then red.
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Re: When all else fails... install a REALLY BIG Turbo.

Man, that's a lot of piping. Good thing you're not worried about pressure drop.
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Re: When all else fails... install a REALLY BIG Turbo.

some updates:

painted wheels, added hubs/brakes

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Re: When all else fails... install a REALLY BIG Turbo.

HKS

I'm sorry, but I thought SOME domestic guys hated Japanese parts. Well I like your idea and you have great progress.
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What is that "something" in front of the intercooler?
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It cools down the intercooler.
Nice project. Where did you get that monster turbo?
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Re: When all else fails... install a REALLY BIG Turbo.

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What is that "something" in front of the intercooler?
that is a "wet" intercooler it sprays water, or co2 to cool the intercooler
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