Hey guys,
Just a quick post to say thanks to Justin Barnes / Code Red, for the great customer service in helping me on my Pro turbo install.
First off, I ordered two intercooled Boondocker kits for the 2012 Pro. Fit and finish was great and all the componentes were high quality. Nothing in the kit was poorly designed.
The instructions were lacking detail especially when it came to the wiring harness diagrams. Having said that a quick text to Barnes and the problem was solved. It took me all day to install the kit but the second one will be a breeze.
Id recommend pulling the steering stem mounts, fuel tank, seat and all the panneling right to start with. You need to access the throttle bodies from the rear of the sled.
The intercooler is tight but with some patients it fits in nicely. The turbo and exhaust sections went together like clock work. Very clean and easy to install.
Take some time when routing the electrical.
In a nut shelll i highly reccomend this kit to anybody that is seriously thinking about it. There are many upgrades to the kit that makes it a pull and go turn key ride.
I love the EBC and TPS automatic options. For those that dont know it allows you to keep your boost spot on at any altitude. The TPS allows you to control the boost based on the throttle position. No more all or nothing when the turbo spools up.
Ive included a few pics and will be glad to answer and questions guys may have.
Again thanks Justin. (Code Red) And Boondockers.
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Just a quick post to say thanks to Justin Barnes / Code Red, for the great customer service in helping me on my Pro turbo install.
First off, I ordered two intercooled Boondocker kits for the 2012 Pro. Fit and finish was great and all the componentes were high quality. Nothing in the kit was poorly designed.
The instructions were lacking detail especially when it came to the wiring harness diagrams. Having said that a quick text to Barnes and the problem was solved. It took me all day to install the kit but the second one will be a breeze.
Id recommend pulling the steering stem mounts, fuel tank, seat and all the panneling right to start with. You need to access the throttle bodies from the rear of the sled.
The intercooler is tight but with some patients it fits in nicely. The turbo and exhaust sections went together like clock work. Very clean and easy to install.
Take some time when routing the electrical.
In a nut shelll i highly reccomend this kit to anybody that is seriously thinking about it. There are many upgrades to the kit that makes it a pull and go turn key ride.
I love the EBC and TPS automatic options. For those that dont know it allows you to keep your boost spot on at any altitude. The TPS allows you to control the boost based on the throttle position. No more all or nothing when the turbo spools up.
Ive included a few pics and will be glad to answer and questions guys may have.
Again thanks Justin. (Code Red) And Boondockers.
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