anyone have any information on the aerocharger turbo kit, or have any links to good info
man this thing is weird
turbo help....
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belt driven is so much eaiser, what is so weired about the areocharger spool monkey?, you have a inlet a out let, a boost regulator of some sort, what is the deal? 


isn't it just the same as any other old turbo, except its got its own oil, so it doesn't require tapping for oil pressure/return?
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well its a header driven turbo, sits in the area were the stock flex pipe sits, has a self containted oil res. that needs to be changed out every 3k miles just like our engine does.
Ask Eric about it he sold u the car.
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Ask Eric about it he sold u the car.
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2007 Ford Fusion SEL AWD
No mods yet, but you never know...
2007 Ford Fusion SEL AWD
No mods yet, but you never know...
That xios turbo company or whover that bought out areo have an upgrade for the areos....
I don't know much about it, I think the areo charger is a great idea, I mean, no oil lines, and, simple bolt in, slap in a chip and go, I don't like the idea of using the stock intake mani though..but, for what it is, I think its alright.
I don't know much about it, I think the areo charger is a great idea, I mean, no oil lines, and, simple bolt in, slap in a chip and go, I don't like the idea of using the stock intake mani though..but, for what it is, I think its alright.