ATI SC a Do It Yourself Project?
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Drifting
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ATI SC a Do It Yourself Project?
Has anyone installed a ATI SC at home? I have experience with older camaros and mustangs building engines as a teenager. Is there any specific equipment of tools needed to install a ATI SC? I believe a LPE TT would be the ultimate machine, but I can see a SC can be build slowly (long tube, x pipe, head work, etc) over time and when funds are available. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Re: ATI SC a Do It Yourself Project? (DallasC5)
Yeah, it's really not too bad. Just regular tools, socket set, wrenches, screwdrivers. Took me and my friend 13 hours, do yourself a favor and spend a lot of time getting the hoses to fit good.
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Re: ATI SC a Do It Yourself Project? (SomeDay)
Its actually a pretty straight foward install.. You just need to find a way to tune it.. good luck :seeya
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Re: ATI SC a Do It Yourself Project? (SomeDay)
Yeah, it's really not too bad. Just regular tools, socket set, wrenches, screwdrivers. Took me and my friend 13 hours, do yourself a favor and spend a lot of time getting the hoses to fit good.
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Re: ATI SC a Do It Yourself Project? (SomeDay)
Nothing yet, we're still working on the overheating. For tuning we're probably going to take it to Extreme Motorsports in Tempe.
