Here's the link. I am thinking about bidding, but I need to know what all its missing. The guy said he thought it was only missing the intercoler, but he also said that everything that is in the pics is everything thats included.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PRO-C...spagenameZWDVW

Let me know what you all think.

 

injectors, chip?

 

I believe that the intercooler that would make all of that pipe fit is pretty expensive if you have to buy it from a dealer.

 

That kit is missing a lot of stuff. I can't recite exactly what you'll need, but I recall my kit coming with a LOT more stuff. Including a pass valve and related hoses, which I don't see in the pic.

It'll take a long time to see what parts are missing, so you're gonna end up chasing parts around.

 

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=293788

that's what it should come with

 

I talked to a guy at one of the local shops here and he said he would stay away from procharger. He said he tried to call them to get a problem resolved and it was a nightmare. He said there are a bunch of good kits but to stay away from procharger. And for anyone thinking that he is just a sales guy and trying to sell me a more expensive one, he is also the guy who said not to buy one from them and to just check at one of the local wreckers here cause he was pretty sure they had a lightning engine.

 

I never had to use Procharger's tech support, but their prices for replacement parts (like pullies/idlers) and labor services (like rebuilds) were absurdly high.

 

procharger has great customer service until you call them to buy something then you'll be on hold for a while then you'll get to talk to a moron with an attitude and yes thier "replacement parts" are outrageously high

 

The prices are rediculous!!! The smooth and grooved pullies are 67.50 ea. They have fast shipping though . Ask for Josh in sales if you call. I think Mark is the other rep. Either can get you what you need and they don't care to answer questions. Good luck.

 

You really don't ever need to buy pullies from them. Just replace the bearings yourself, it's super easy and they are readily available

 

Well I tried that. For some reawson the bearing was loose when I put them in the pulley. I should have gotten oversized bearings or lock tighted them but I didn't. Now the pulley itself is worn pretty bad. My fault.:o