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01-24-2001, 07:40 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Marysville, Wa., USA
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Well, from talking to friends and looking at the diffrent adds I would have to say you could get the S-trim for $400-$500 cheaper than the Bell. In both cases you get everything you need to install and run but from my expirances you can have your Bell up and running in 4 or 5 hours, start to finish. The nice thing or not the nice thing depending on your ideas is that theres no intercooler and its plumbing to install on either so it would be half as long as say a Procharger.
------------------ 94GT 5spd, Kenne Bell blowing 11psi, Speedbrain, GT-40 Heads w/ 1.77RR, 2031 cam, 30lb injectors, KB Boostapump, Vortech T-Rex, Super FMU, |
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