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Cumbersome101 02-06-2016 10:51 PM

Procharger install
 
Got the radiator drained, shaker taken off, hoses removed, power steering cooler removed, and injectors installed. Head unit comes tommorow!!! any advice or walk through would be nice I heard this sucks http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...c49aa86dc8.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...5e07bb735a.jpg


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ASH302 02-06-2016 11:16 PM

Re: Procharger install
 
I still remember the day I was installing mine,
I would suggest T-bolt clamps
Also just make sure if you need to add washers to the bracket to get it all even.
leave all your piping lose so your able to move it around as you need too.
Good luck

ASh

Cumbersome101 02-07-2016 12:23 AM

I got the procharger hardware from procharger $75 so hopefully it'll be easier. I do have t bolt clamps and I am using cx racing pipping with a tread stone! I WANT 600 rwhp so bad. Ash I was reading a ad on the web u made several years ago about a thump rrr tensioner. Would you happen to have one or know where one might be? I am going to use a 3.10 pully.


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ASH302 02-07-2016 12:28 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cumbersome101 (Post 1612757)
I got the procharger hardware from procharger $75 so hopefully it'll be easier. I do have t bolt clamps and I am using cx racing pipping with a tread stone! I WANT 600 rwhp so bad. Ash I was reading a ad on the web u made several years ago about a thump rrr tensioner. Would you happen to have one or know where one might be? I am going to use a 3.10 pully.


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I'll see if I can find one, it helped me out when I added it to mine
Also did a RR ultra grip pulley.
have you thought about going to a 8 rib set up since you have it all taken apart. That helped a bunch of guys that had belt slip issues.
let me see what I can find for you

ASh

ASH302 02-07-2016 12:30 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
this works for the Cobra's and GT's so I assume it works for the Mach, I'll search some more
this one can be used with 6 or 8 rib set up
http://www.lethalperformance.com/thu...6mm-idler.html

ASh

ASH302 02-07-2016 12:32 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
ok got on the mach and I guess the tensioner is different, here is the one for the mach
http://www.lethalperformance.com/sho...tensioner.html

ASh

ASH302 02-07-2016 12:34 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
here is the 8 rib kit
BGG 96-2010 Mustang Performance 8 Rib Conversion Kit
http://www.lethalperformance.com/sho...rocharger.html

ASh

Cumbersome101 02-07-2016 09:42 AM

Now u got me thinking about going to a 8 rib..... Just a little more than the thump tensioner.


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ASH302 02-07-2016 09:53 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cumbersome101 (Post 1612767)
Now u got me thinking about going to a 8 rib..... Just a little more than the thump tensioner.


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I was just making sure it came with the tensioner, from what it reads it does.
I would also try to pick up another belt with it when you order or ask them how hard it would be to get another belt.
I think you would be happier going with this set up, then just getting the tensioner. If you had to pick between the two.

ASh

ASH302 02-07-2016 09:55 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
•Kits are custom designed for 1996-2010 Mustang GT, Cobra, Saleen, Roush, and Bullitt. We make kits for all supercharger brands including Vortech, Paxton, Procharger for 2V, 3v, and 4V. We also make kits for the Mercury Marauder. If you do not see you application listed, please call.
•Designed to help reduce supercharger belt slip on cars running smaller supercharger pulleys.
•Helps the boost come on harder down low and to hold steady at higher RPM's.
•In addition to color instructions, each kit includes all required pulleys, grade#10 hardware w/billet spacers, a new belt, color instructions. Supercharger pulleys sold separately.
•Upgrades available include SFI and oversized crank pulleys, billet idlers, and billet tensioners for every application.

Kits do not include supercharger pulleys...must be ordered separately.

House of boost should carry the 8 rib s/c pulley.

ASh

slojunk91 02-07-2016 11:00 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cumbersome101 (Post 1612757)
I got the procharger hardware from procharger $75 so hopefully it'll be easier. I do have t bolt clamps and I am using cx racing pipping with a tread stone! I WANT 600 rwhp so bad. Ash I was reading a ad on the web u made several years ago about a thump rrr tensioner. Would you happen to have one or know where one might be? I am going to use a 3.10 pully.


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I also bought this hardware kit for the headunit and ended up using my own 1/8" spacers for pulley alignment. 3 for headunit bracket (1 behind idler pulley,1 on the stud above it,and 1 for the small ATI pulley). 2 days of jerking around with a machined straight edge but I did get everything lined up dead on.

not a gt 02-07-2016 11:24 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Get a threaded rod instead of the 2 studs that come in the kit. By the time you get them in the timing cover they will be really short...I bottomed out into cover and cut the length about 1" PAST headunit bracket. Also run a tap FIRST in all the holes including alternator mounts and once you get them in, use red lock tite on them so they don't spin when you remove the headunit..align, align align, all cars are different doesn't take much for belt to jump a tooth.Also get ATI idler lined up, thread into peanut tight, rotate peanut to align with alt. bracket, remove then tighten down alt side then install idler with blower. See my thread for some other stuff and good luck. I went on Amazon and got a Gatorback tensioner, worked awesome over OEM and at around $50 was a great choice with Gatorback belt.

slojunk91 02-07-2016 11:26 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by not a gt (Post 1612779)
Get a threaded rod instead of the 2 studs that come in the kit. By the time you get them in the timing cover they will be really short...I bottomed out into cover and cut the length about 1" PAST headunit bracket. Also run a tap FIRST in all the holes including alternator mounts and once you get them in, use red lock tite on them so they don't spin when you remove the headunit..align, align align, all cars are different doesn't take much for belt to jump a tooth.Also get ATI idler lined up, thread into peanut tight, rotate peanut to align with alt. bracket, remove then tighten down alt side then install idler with blower. See my thread for some other stuff and good luck.

^^^^^^This, the studs ATI sent me were WAY too short. Threaded rod 8mmx1.25.

ASH302 02-07-2016 11:28 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by not a gt (Post 1612779)
Get a threaded rod instead of the 2 studs that come in the kit. By the time you get them in the timing cover they will be really short...I bottomed out into cover and cut the length about 1" PAST headunit bracket. Also run a tap FIRST in all the holes including alternator mounts and once you get them in, use red lock tite on them so they don't spin when you remove the headunit..align, align align, all cars are different doesn't take much for belt to jump a tooth.Also get ATI idler lined up, thread into peanut tight, rotate peanut to align with alt. bracket, remove then tighten down alt side then install idler with blower. See my thread for some other stuff and good luck. I went on Amazon and got a Gatorback tensioner, worked awesome over OEM and at around $50 was a great choice with Gatorback belt.

do you have the link to when you were doing your procharger install
I'm sure it would be helpful for when he installs his

ASh

ASH302 02-07-2016 11:28 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by slojunk91 (Post 1612781)
^^^^^^This, the studs ATI sent me were WAY too short. Threaded rod 8mmx1.25.

Wish I would have been told this when I did mine, yes gets way to short and just not fun at all

ASh

not a gt 02-07-2016 11:31 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
http://www.mach1registry.org/forums/...d.php?t=128864

ASH302 02-07-2016 11:33 AM

Re: Procharger install
 
Thanks for the link, see! already coming in good use now.
This will help the OP big time,

ASh

Cumbersome101 02-07-2016 01:22 PM

Ewwwwwwww I don't want to do this. I like working on cars but I hate fumbling around etc. I think I have someone selling me a tensioner and a 8 rib set up.


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ASH302 02-07-2016 03:15 PM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cumbersome101 (Post 1612802)
Ewwwwwwww I don't want to do this. I like working on cars but I hate fumbling around etc. I think I have someone selling me a tensioner and a 8 rib set up.


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LOL, oh its not fun :mrt:
that be nice if you can get a good used set up, save you some cash.
it sucks man, just wait till you have to change out the belt :eyes:
got pull headunit off while pulling the belt out and then hold head unit while installing it, just wait you will get half of this fun task

ASh

Cumbersome101 02-07-2016 04:20 PM

Dang it dude. Gosh I don't want to do this.


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slojunk91 02-07-2016 04:43 PM

Re: Procharger install
 
Just take your time with it. Get the threaded rod and concentrate on pulley alignment. Like not a gt said...start the idler allen head ATI pulley first (into alternator bolt w/ adapter). Then the 2 stud nuts. Tighten them evenly so don't crank down one at a time. You'll get there. End result is worth it.

ASH302 02-07-2016 07:08 PM

Re: Procharger install
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cumbersome101 (Post 1612810)
Dang it dude. Gosh I don't want to do this.


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Well I'll pay for shipping if you do not want it. 77378:3amin:

Really just take your time, it will all work out, if you need to take a break, then take one, promise it will all be fun when you hear it start up and get to take it for a ride

ASh

Cobracars 02-07-2016 08:22 PM

If you are going 8 rib. I have BGG 8 rib installation kit unused.


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Cobracars 02-07-2016 08:23 PM

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Cumbersome101 02-07-2016 08:47 PM

Well I've got a few days to ponder on things. I know u guys got my back on this


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