Proper installation of this supercharger kit requires general automotive
mechanic knowledge and experience. Please browse through each step of
this instruction manual
should refer the job to a professional installer/technician. Please call Vortech
Engineering for installers in your area.
prior
to beginning the installation to determine if you
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When driving the vehicle on non-public roads (off-road applications such as
racing/high rpm) Vortech strongly recommends reducing the spark plug gap
down to .032”.
Electronic Control Module
This kit requires ECM modification and the installation of a Vortech/Superchips ECM
Module. The ECM must be sent directly to Vortech by the installing customer (the charge
for this service with module installation has been included in the purchase price).
• Included in this kit is a prepaid next-day air shipping box and a credit tag for one (1)
Vortech/Superchips ECM Module.
• The modules are made specifically for each individual vehicle with respect to the
factory ECM calibration.
• Simply contact the Vortech Service Department at (805) 247-0226 to request a
Return Authorization Number (See ECM Module Credit Tag for more details).
-Mail to Vortech the enclosed "ECM Module Credit Tag" (send original tag - no
photocopies will be accepted) and ECM in the supplied box.
-Turnaround time will be 1-2 days (each application varies). Vortech will give an
estimate at the time of your order.
Your Vortech/Superchips ECM Module comes with a twelve (12) month limited
warranty from the original date of purchase of your supercharger system (see
Owner's Manual for details).
Battery Relocation
Battery relocation is required for complete kit installation. Additional parts
must be purchased separately for mandatory battery relocation:
•Option 1: Vortech offers a universal battery relocation kit (Vortech
#8N150-010) which allows the vehicle’s existing battery to be relocated
into the trunk.
•Option 2: Vortech offers a Cougar specific relocation kit (Vortech
#4FS150-010) to mount and connect a Dyna-Batt “mini” dry cell battery to
underneath the left front of the vehicle (underhood). The bracketry/hardware sold in this option requires the purchase of a Performance Distributors battery part #5575B (top post). Contact Performance Distributors at:
Congratulations on selecting the best performing and best backed automotive
supercharger available today... the VORTECH
®
Supercharger!
Before beginning this installation, please read through this entire instruction booklet and the Street
Supercharger System Owner's Manual which includes the Automotive Limited Warranties Program
and the Warranty Registration form.
Vortech supercharger systems are performance improving devices. In most cases, increases in torque of
30-35% and horsepower of 35-45% can be expected with the boost levels specified by Vortech Engineering.
This product is intended for use on healthy, well maintained engines. Installation on a worn-out or damaged
engine is not recommended and may result in failure of the engine as well as the supercharger. Vortech
Engineering is not responsible for engine damage.
Installation on new vehicles will not harm or adversely affect the break-in period so long as factory break-in
procedures are followed.
For best performance and continued durability, please take note of the following key points:
1. Use only premium grade fuel 92 octane or higher (R+M/2).
2. The engine must have stock compression ratio.
3. If the engine has been modified in any way, check with Vortech prior to using this product.
4. Always listen for any sign of detonation (pinging) and discontinue hard use (no boost) until problem is
resolved.
5. Perform an oil and filter change upon completion of this installation and prior to test driving your vehicle.
Thereafter, always use a high grade SF rated engine oil or a high quality synthetic, and change the oil
and filter every 3,000 miles or less. Never attempt to extend the oil change interval beyond 3,000
miles, regardless of oil manufacturer's claims as potential damage to the supercharger may
result.
6. Before beginning installation, replace all spark plugs that are older than 1 year or 10,000 miles with
original heat range plugs as specified by the manufacturer and reset timing to factory specifications
(follow the procedures indicated within the factory repair manual and/or as indicated on the factory
underhood emissions tag). Do not use platinum spark plugs unless they are original equipment.
Change spark plugs at least every 20,000 miles and spark plug wires at least every 50,000 miles.
TOOL & SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS:
• Factory Repair Manual
• 3/8" Socket and Drive Set: SAE & Metric
• 1/2" Socket and Drive Set: SAE & Metric
• 3/8" NPT Tap and Handle
• Adjustable Wrench
• Open End Wrenches: 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16"
• Center Punch
• Ford Springlock 3/8" Fuel Fitting Disconnect Tool
• 5 Quarts SH/CF Rated Quality Engine Oil
• Oil Filter and Wrench
• Flat #2 Screwdriver
• Phillips #2 Screwdriver
• Heavy Grease
• Silicone Sealer
• Drill Motor
• 1/8", 3/16", 27/64" Drill Bits
• 9/16” Rota Broach Tool (also available from Vortech)
• Molylube
• Wire Strippers and Crimpers
• Utility Knife
If your vehicle has in excess of 10,000 miles since its last spark plug change, then you will also need:
7P750-10290° Bypass Hose Fitting1
7P250-0471/4 NPT x 90° x 3/8” Vent Hose Fitting1
7R002-056Inlet Duct Clamp1
7S300-2003” Sleeve to MAF1
7R002-048Clamps to MAF/Sleeve2
4FS010-040Fuse Box Bracket1
7A250-1011/4-20 x 1 SHCS4
7F250-0211/4-20 Nuts4
7J250-0011/4 Washers8
7E010-046#8 SHTMTL Screw x .753
7J008-001#8 Washers3
4FS212-020AIR DISCHARGE ASSY.1
4FS112-020Discharge Duct1
7P375-106PCV Valve1
7S250-2002.5” Sleeves2
7R002-040Sleeve Clamps4
8D001-001Bypass1
7U034-0161” Hose x 4.25” (Inlet)1
7U034-0161” Hose x 4.25” (Outlet)1
7R002-016Bypass Clamps4
7U030-046Vacuum Hose x 18”1
7P156-082TEE1
7U133-060.75 x 90° Elbow For IAC1
7R002-010#10 Clamps2
7S275-2512.75/2.50 Reducer1
7R002-044#44 Clamp4
4FS130-026OIL FEED ASSY.1
7U030-0261/4” Oil Feed Hose x 26”1
7P525-067.525 Crimp Ferrules2
7P250-066-4 Swivel x 1/4 Hose2
7P125-026#4 x 90 x 1/8 NPT1
7P250-036#4 x 1/4 NPT Straight1
4FS130-036OIL DRAIN ASSY.1
7R001-008#8 Stnls Hose Clamp2
7P375-0473/8 NPT x 2” Nipple1
7U030-0361/2” Oil Drain Hose x 14”1
7U100-055Tie Wrap, 6” Nylon1
4FS100-010Tube Nut Assy.1
7P375-0041/2” Male SAE Flare x 3/8 NPTF1
4FS238-068FMU w/LINES1
7P156-082TEE1
7U100-055Tie Wrap4
7U030-0465/32 Vac. Hose x 18”1
4FH145-030FMU Line Assy. Female x 22”1
4FH145-050FMU Line Assy. Male x 30”1
2A017-093Spacer, S/C Ply, .093”1
7A312-0795/16-18 x .75 Button Hd Plt.1
7F250-0211/4-20 Nylock Nut Zinc Pltd.1
4FS112-010AIR INTAKE ASSY.1
4FS112-001Air Inlet Duct1
8H040-010Air Filter1
4FS110-070MAF/Filter Mount Brkt1
7U035-0023” Flex Hose x 3.5” Long1
7R002-044Flex Hose Clamps2
7S300-0023” Cast Elbow1
7U030-0563/8” Crank Vent Hose x 18”1
7P375-0983/8” Crank Vent Hose TEE1
7U100-052IAT Sensor Grommet1
7P750-10290° Bypass Hose Fitting1
7P250-0471/4 NPT x 90° x 3/8” Vent Hose Fitting1
7R002-056Inlet Duct Clamp1
7S300-2003” Sleeve to MAF1
7R002-048Clamps to MAF/Sleeve2
4FS010-040Fuse Box Bracket1
7A250-1011/4-20 x 1 SHCS4
7F250-0211/4-20 Nuts4
7J250-0011/4 Washers8
7E010-046#8 SHTMTL Screw x .753
7J008-001#8 Washers3
4FS212-020AIR DISCHARGE ASSY.1
4FS112-020Discharge Duct1
7P375-106PCV Valve1
7S250-2002.5” Sleeves2
7R002-040Sleeve Clamps4
8D001-001Bypass1
7U034-0161” HOSE X 4.25” (Inlet)1
7U034-0161” HOSE X 4.25” (Outlet)1
7R002-016Bypass Clamps4
7U030-046Vacuum Hose x 18”1
7P156-082TEE1
7U133-060.75 x 90° Elbow For IAC1
7R002-010#10 Clamps2
7S275-2512.75/2.50 Reducer1
7R002-044#44 Clamp4
4FS130-026OIL FEED ASSY.1
7U030-0261/4” Oil Feed Hose x 26”1
7P525-067.525 Crimp Ferrules2
7P250-066-4 Swivel x 1/4 Hose2
7P125-026#4 x 90 x 1/8 NPT1
7P250-036#4 x 1/4 NPT Straight1
4FS130-036OIL DRAIN ASSY.1
7R001-008#8 Stnls Hose Clamp2
7P375-0473/8 NPT x 2” Nipple1
7U030-0361/2” Oil Drain Hose x 14”1
7U100-055Tie Wrap, 6” Nylon1
B.Detach the electrical connections to the air flow
meter and the air temperature sensor. Remove
the entire air intake assembly. Remove the airbox
and support bracket.
C.Drain the coolant from the radiator and set aside
for reuse.
D.Detach the upper and lower radiator hoses from
the radiator. Remove the three fasteners connecting the steel water crossover tube to the A/C
line and the engine. Detach the water tube from
the thermostat housing hose (see
recovery tank and remove it from the vehicle.
Leave all three rubber hoses attached to the
water tube for reference when installing the new
supplied tube onto the vehicle. Set the hardware
aside for re-use.
E.Unplug the three electrical connections from the
plastic fan shroud. Disconnect the wiring harness attached to the top and bottom of the fan
shroud. Remove and set aside the two bolts
securing the bottom of the A/C condenser to the
radiator.
F.Remove the four bolts securing the two lower
radiator brackets to the crossmember. Lower the
radiator out of the vehicle, leaving the condenser
in place.
G. Temporarily remove the two bolts attaching the
radiator recovery tank to the vehicle. Set aside
the tank for working clearance.
H.Unbolt the power steering cooler from the vehicle
and swing aside temporarily. Do not detach the
hoses.
A.To provide an oil drain for the supercharger, it is
necessary to make a hole in the front of the oil
pan. Locate and mark the hole. (See
This hole should be centered 7/16” from the
bottom of the oil pan lip and 5/8” from the leftmost edge of the oil pan.
B.Drill an 1/8” pilot hole at the center location.
C.Use a 9/16” roto broach to drill a hole in oil pan.
Break through the pan gently, so the cut out
piece does not go into the oil pan.
D.Tap the hole with a 3/8” NPT tap to approxi-
mately 1/2” deep or until fitting can be started.
Pack the flutes of the tap with heavy grease to
hold chips.
E.Thoroughly clean the threaded area. Reach in-
side the oil pan and retrieve any stray chips.
Apply a small amount of silicone sealer to the
new threads. Apply more sealer to the supplied
3/8” NPT nipple and secure it in the hole. Make
sure a seal is formed all around the fitting.
Thread the supplied 3/8” NPTF x 1/2 flare fitting
onto the nipple. (See
F.Install the supplied oil drain tube assembly onto
the flare fitting. Before tightening the tube nut on
the drain tube, angle the tube slightly upward at
the open end so the oil will drain “downhill” into
the pan.(See
Fig. 3-c
G. Temporarily cover the oil drain tube end to keep
any debris out.
H.Drain the engine oil, install a new filter and refill
5.FUEL MANAGEMENT UNIT (FMU) INSTALLATION (1998 “Return Style”
Vehicles Only)
A.Using a spring lock disconnect tool, disconnect
the fuel return line at the fuel rail. The return line
does not
B.Connect the FMU inlet hose to the fuel rail. Route
the fuel line to the 90° brass fitting on the FMU.
(See
C.Connect the FMU outlet hose to the fuel
line that returns to the tank. Route the
fuel line to the straight brass fitting on
the FMU.
D.Position the FMU against the firewall
directly beneath the plastic panel, between the brake booster and the strut
tower. (See
#30 holes in the firewall to mount the
FMU. Trim firewall insulation as necessary and secure the FMU with the two
#8 sheet metal screws provided.
have the pressure test fitting on it.
Figs. 5-a, 5-b
Fig. 5-c
.)
.) Mark and drill two
FUEL
MANAGEMENT
UNIT (FMU)
TEE INTO FACTORY
FUEL REGULATOR
VACUUM HOSE
ENGINE
E.Secure the fuel lines away from abra-
sion and exhaust heat with the provided tie wraps.
F.Tap into the vacuum line coming from
the stock fuel pressure regulator with
the supplied 5/32” hose and TEE. Route
the new hose to the fitting on top of the
FMU.
A.Jack up the rear of the car and support with jack
stands.
B.Mount the fuel pump to the underbody in front of
the fuel tank on the passenger’s side. Drill a 1/8”
hole and secure the pump using the supplied
adel clamp and #10 sheet metal screw. (See
Figs. 6-a, 6-b
C.Remove the female hose end connected to the
fuel filter inlet.
D.Insert the pump inlet hose assembly into the
female supply hose fitting by gently pushing the
fittings together and making sure they are locked.
E.Plug the female connector located on the pump
discharge line onto the fuel filter inlet, making
sure the hose assembly clears all sharp objects.
F.Mark and drill a 1/8” hole locating the relay next
to the fuel pump as shown in
Secure the relay with the sheet metal screw
provided.
G. Lift the center divider located between the rear
seats and remove the rubber cap beneath it to
reveal the fuel pump wiring harness.
H.From relay terminal #85, tap the yellow wire into
the factory fuel pump harness. Tap into the
purple wire with pink stripes using the supplied
scotch lock. (See
I.Connect the short red wire on relay terminal #87
to the (+) terminal of the fuel pump.
J.Connect the short black wire to a clean ground
from relay terminal #86 (the relay mounting screw
works well).
K.Route the remaining long red wire from relay
terminal #30 to the battery. Use the supplied fuse
and fuse holder before terminating at the 12V
source.
.)
Fig. 6-c
Figs. 6-a and 6-b
.)
Fig. 6-a
.
Fig. 6-b
(+) FUEL PUMP
GROUND
86
87
87a
30
Fig. 6-c
7
85
PURPLE/PINK STRIPE
WIRE IN STOCK HARNESS
(Check with test light. When
key is turned to “ON” position,
test light should illuminate for
2-3 seconds & then should
turn “OFF” automatically .)
the rear of the upper intake manifold. Remove all
bolts securing the upper manifold to the lower
manifold. Unplug the electrical connector from
the fuel pressure sensor. The upper manifold
should move up enough to access all fuel injectors.
B.Disconnect the six fuel injector wiring clips and
retainers from the fuel injectors. Release any
residual fuel pressure from the rail by opening
the schrader valve.
C.Remove the plastic from around the injector
wires. Remove the bolts holding down the factory
fuel rail. Lift up on the rail evenly and remove all
six injectors.
D.Using a small amount of clean motor oil, lightly
lubricate the O-rings on both ends of the Vortech
supplied fuel injectors.
E.Install the new injectors into the fuel rail with the
terminals facing outward.
F.Carefully lower the fuel rail/injector assembly
down onto the intake manifold. Check to see that
each injector has been seated properly.
G. Tighten down the fuel rail assembly with the
original bolts.
H.Use the supplied jumper harnesses to connect
the factory fuel injector plug to the newly installed
fuel injectors. (See
Fig. 7-a
.)
I.Zip tie the jumper harnesses to the fuel rail so the
A.Remove the bolt closest to the driver’s side of the
A/C canister bracket so that the canister can
swivel and have a good amount of play.
B.Follow the hard lines from the canister that runs
to the front of the vehicle. From underneath the
vehicle, push the plastic harness while moving
the lines down so the canister is able to move
forward. (See
C.On the side you removed the bolt, take the
supplied spacer and push the canister froward
using the 1/4” hardware to secure it. This spaces
the canister forward enough to clear the inlet
tube. ( See
power steering pump mounting plate with the
supplied 1.735” long threaded hex spacer. (See
Fig. 11-a.
B.Remove the four timing cover bolts shown and
install the two supplied studs in the centermost
holes. (See
C.Remove the blue plastic cap from the drain fitting
at the supercharger. Attach the supercharger to
the mounting plate using the supplied 5/16-18 x
1.75 bolts, and 5/16” washers. (See
D.Slide the supplied 1/2” oil drain hose onto the
supercharger drain fitting and secure with a #8
hose clamp.
E.Remove the five bolts indicated in
which secure the transmission to the bellhousing.
Remove the plastic speed pickup to gain access
to the rear-most bolt.
F.Remove the stock support bracket connecting
the two aluminum A/C lines together near the
A/C compressor. The A/C line may require slight
bending for proper bracket fit in the next step.
G. Attach the supplied bearing plate to the engine
front cover (see
long threaded hex spacers onto the two studs
previously installed and thread the one M8 x 55
bolt with washer through the bearing plate and
into the front cover in the top position. Do not
tighten the bolt or spacers.
H.Lower the driveshaft and housing assembly into
position. Ensure that the bearing plate previously
installed is correctly positioned over it’s mounting studs.
I.Secure the aluminum bearing housing located
on the driveshaft housing assembly to the bearing plate previously mounted to the front cover.
Thread four 5/16-18 x 3/4 bolts (
washers) through the plate and into the housing.
Do not tighten.
J.Lower the supercharger/mounting plate assem-
bly into position. Join the supercharger and
driveshaft housing together using the three 5/1618 x 3/4 hex head bolts and one 5/16”-18 x .75
buttonhead bolt with the 5/16” washers supplied.
(Install the buttonhead bolt in the position closest
to the fans.) Apply “moly” lube or anti-sieze to the
supercharger shaft splines before sliding them
together. It may be necessary to turn the pulley
on the extended drive assembly by hand to align
the splines of the coupling.
together. Tighten the four 5/16 bolts.
washers securing the supercharger mounting
bracket to the bellhousing and transmission.
Reinstall the plastic speed pickup. Tighten all
bolts previously left loose.
L.Install the drive pulley key onto the pulley shaft.
Make sure that the supplied .093” pulley spacer
is installed onto the shaft
installed. Slide the pulley onto the shaft carefully.
Do not hammer or pry on the pulley if clearance
is tight as pulley and driveshaft damage may
result. Lightly heat the pulley with a propane
torch if required. Secure the pulley with the 3/824 bolt (apply one drop of blue Loctite to the bolt
threads prior to installation), AN washer and
pulley retainer. The retainer must mate directly to
the outside of the pulley. Tighten the bolt.
M. Assemble the supplied idler pulley and spacer to
the idler plate as shown in
using the 7/16-14 bolt, washer, dust shield and
locknut.
N.Route the supplied supercharger drive belt per
the supplied diagram. (See
idler pulley/idler plate assembly, assembled in
the previous step, into place and secure with the
three 8mm x 25mm bolts and 5/16” washers
supplied.
O. Unload the belt tensioner with a 3/8” drive wrench
and install the belt, power steering pump pulley
last.
P.Attach the supplied 90° x 1/8 NPT x #4 fitting into
the feed nozzle on the supercharger. (See
4-a in step 4
.) Connect the oil feed line to the
supercharger. Connect the oil drain hose to the
drain tube installed in the oil pan.
12.WATER PIPE INSTALLATION
A.Transfer the original three rubber hoses that
were attached to the factory water pipe removed
in step 1, to the supplied water pipe.
B.Install the new water crossover pipe assembly
(with rubber hoses attached) onto the front of the
engine using the original hardware.
C.Re-install the factory coolant recovery tank and
hardware.
D.Cut the factory recovery tank hose as shown and
install the supplied ø5/8 x 3.25 hose union (see
Fig. 12-a
). Secure with #8 hose clamps.
Fig.
SUPPLIED HOSE UNION
13.AIR CONDITIONING MODIFICATIONS
A.On the air conditioning condenser there is a small
black tab riveted to the driver’s side, which fits a
notch in the radiator. Trim 3/16” from the end of
this tab and file smooth. (See
passenger’s side can remain unaltered.
*
B.Swing the A/C condenser back into place and
notice how the trimmed tab rests on the plastic air
deflector. Cut a notch in the plastic deflector,
allowing the condenser to be pushed further
forward. (See
C.Under the vehicle notice the two hard lines com-
*
ing from the passenger’s side of the condenser
and where they rest against the edge of the
plastic air deflector. Trim the air deflector until the
line can be placed flush against the body. (See
Fig. 13-d.
)
D.Install the supplied spacer rings between the
radiator and the factory radiator mounts. (See
Figs. 13-e, 13-f.
)
E.Re-install the radiator and condenser using the
supplied spacer blocks and longer 6mm bolts.
The thicker spacer goes on the driver’s side.
(See
Fig. 13-g.
)
NOTE: Re-installation will be tight. Be careful
not to damage the radiator and condenser.
F.Cut off 1/2” of the ends of the upper and lower
radiator hoses where they attach to the radiator.
Re-attach the power steering cooler.
G. Remove the A/C line support strap at the front of
the engine on the passenger’s side. It connects
*
the two hard lines coming out of the A/C compressor.
H.Remove the bolt securing the A/C line to the
body, located directly behind the passenger’s
*
side headlight. Push the A/C line up against the
body, mark and drill a new 1/8” hole for the
support clamp and secure it with the supplied
#10 sheet metal screw. (See
Fig. 13-h.
)
I.Bend the A/C line coming from the compressor,
routed towards the passenger’s side, until it is
*
nearly parallel with the ground. It will be necessary to put more bend in the 90° section to clear
the body.
A.Install the 1” x 90° and 1/4 NPT x 90° x 3/8” hose
barb fittings into the plastic inlet duct. (See
14-a
.)
B.Attach the supplied flex duct to the inlet duct and
secure it with the supplied clamp.
C.Slide the inlet duct and #56 clamp over the
supercharger inlet. Do not tighten.
Fig.
NOTE: The fit may be very tight. Apply a small
amount of moly paste or antiseize to
help with installation.
D.Join the two valve-cover breather vents using the
supplied TEE and 3/8” rubber hose. Connect the
remaining leg of the TEE to the 3/8” barb on the
plastic inlet duct with the remaining length of 3/8”
hose.
E.Drill three holes per template and mount the
mass air flow meter bracket with the three sheet
metal screws provided. Secure the mass air
meter to the supplied filter adapter through the
mass air bracket. Install the air filter on the filter
adapter using the clamp provided.
F.Using the sleeve and clamps provided install the
U-shaped duct between the mass air meter and
the flex ducting. (See
Fig. 14-b
.)
G. Confirm proper alignment of inlet duct and tighten.
H.Install the rubber grommet into the 9/16” hole in
the inlet duct. Insert the stock IAT sensor into the
grommet. Cougar models may require a wire
extension to reach the sensor. Wires and connectors are supplied in the kit. Some model years
may require filing on the plastic IAT sensor to
allow complete insertion into the duct.
B.Slide the 1”x 4-1/4” hose onto the supplied dis-
charge tube and secure with the #16 hose clamp
provided.
C.Install the supplied compressor bypass valve
onto the 1” hose attached to the discharge duct
with the bypass vacuum nipple pointing away
from the discharge fitting and secure it with a #16
hose clamp.
D.Using the 5/32” TEE and hose, splice the bypass
nipple into the previously installed vacuum hose
attached to the FMU lid.
*
E.Install the 2-1/2” silicone sleeve and #40 hose
clamp on the throttle body.
F.Install the discharge duct on the supercharger
discharge using the 2-1/2” silicone sleeve and
two #44 hose clamps. Slide the other end of the
discharge duct into the sleeve on the throttlebody
and secure it with a #44 hose clamp. (See
15-b
.)
G. Connect the supplied 3/4” x 90° rubber elbow to
the discharge duct and secure it with a #10 hose
clamp. Attach the remaining end to the IAC. (See
Fig. 15-c
.)
Fig. 4-a
on
Fig.
Fig. 15-b
INSTALLED IAC HOSE
DISCHARGE TUBE
Ø1” x 4-1/4” HOSE
COMPRESSOR BYPASS
VALVE
VACUUM HOSE
Ø1” x 3-1/2” HOSE
Fig. 15-a
INLET DUCT
Fig. 15-c
*
SVT Contour models are to install the supplied 2.75 to 2.50
A.Reconnect the battery.
B.If your vehicle has gone over 20,000 miles since
its last spark plug change, you will need to
change the spark plugs now
the vehicle.
C.Check all fittings, nuts, bolts and clamps for
tightness. Pay particular attention to oil and fuel
lines near moving parts, sharp edges and exhaust system parts. Make sure all wires and lines
are properly secured with clamps or tie wraps.
D.Check all fluid levels, making sure that your
tank(s) is/are filled with 91 octane or higher fuel
before commencing test drive.
E.Start engine and allow to idle a few minutes, then
shut off.
F.Recheck to be sure that no hoses, wires, etc. are
near exhaust system or moving parts and for
signs of any fluid leakage.
G. PLEASE TAKE SPECIAL NOTE: Operating the
vehicle without ALL the subassemblies completely and properly installed may cause FAIL-
URE OF MAJOR COMPONENTS.
H.Test drive the vehicle.
I.Read the STREET SUPERCHARGER SYSTEM
B.Remove the plastic skirting from undernearth the
front of the car to gain access to the area where
you will mount the battery. Remove the plastic
lining from the inner wheel well. The horn is
located under the driver’s side front fender. Remove the horn. Remove the nut from the rear bolt
holding the transport bracket. (See
supplied battery box. There will be three holes in
the bottom of the battery box. Place the bottom
upward with the back closest to the outside of the
fender. Align the largest hole with a bolt located
in the fender. With the largest hole aligned mark
the smaller holes when you find a suitable position for the box. Use a 13/32” drill bit to make the
holes. Mount the box using three provided 3/8-16
bolts and nylock nuts. (See
Fig. 2
C.Attach the piece of supplied foam to the battery
strap. Attach the horn to the strap using the 1/4”20 bolt and nylock nut on the opposite side of the
foam so that the hole lines up and the lip hangs
over the side to prevent any movement. (See
Fig. 3
.)
D.Place the battery upside down (terminal down) in
the mounted battery box. Install the battery so
that the positive terminal is toward the back of the
car and the negative terminal is toward the front.
(See
Fig. 4
.) Secure it with the battery strap. One
end of the strap will go into the battery box with
the foam touching the battery, while the other will
mount on the rear bolt that holds the transport
bracket. If installed properly, the horn will be
facing forward and hanging down. Connect the
horn wire. Use the stock transport bracket nut to
fasten the battery strap.
NOTE: See wiring schematic for steps “G”
and “H” (Fig. 6).
E.Gather all the red positive wires that are attached
to the positive lead on the battery. Cut the wires
from the power distribution manifold. Take the
four wires and strip and crimp them into a supplied lug end terminal (see
Fig. 6
shrink tube down over the lugs and heat until the
tubing is snug over the wires. This will provide
protection to the connection. Take the end with
the battery lug terminal and route it over to the
battery. Use tie wraps to secure wires and to
keep them from interfering with themselves.
(Not neces-
Fig. 1
.) Get
.)
). Slide the heat
BATTERY
STRAP
HORN
MOUNTED
TO BATTERY
STRAP
Fig. 1
BOX
MOUNTED
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
REAR NUT
REMOVED
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F.Take the negative wires coming off of the original
battery and cut them from the distribution manifold. Combine the wires with a lug end terminal
and ground to the engine compartment. With the
supplied black wire attach a lug end terminal to
one end. Attach the terminal to a place on the
chassis.
the hole to ensure a good electrical connection.)
On the opposite end, cut the wire to length and
connect a battery terminal.
G. Take the battery terminals from the black and red
wire and connect them to their corresponding
terminals on the battery. (See
H.In the engine compartment, on the driver’s side
fender area, use a 1.25” hole saw and make a
hole to mount the remote positive power terminal. (See
behind the existing box. Now mount the terminal.
(Remove all paint and debris from around
Fig. 4
.)
Fig. 5
.) If properly placed, it will mount
NOTE: The terminal will need to be a snug
fit.
BATTERY TERMINALS
Fig. 4
I.Cut the supplied 1/0 red wire long enough to
reach from the remote terminal to the positive
terminal on the battery. On each end crimp a lug
end terminal. Attach one lug to the battery and
one lug to the remote terminal. (See