GrillMaster
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Anyone use this one? http://www.tallonhydraulics.com/sto...e=product_info&cPath=40_32_25&products_id=264
It looks like an exact duplicate of the Hydratech bracket. If it is, it IS compatible with the EFI plenum.
The one from Tallon Dusty? Maybe I should have gone with that option.
I'm not sure what that bracket does for you. Here's a pic of a mounting bracket/plate I made for motoman (which is the same I made for myself). Remove the big nut on the backside of the booster, and mount the booster to the firewall using the stock mounting bolts.
See his Hydroboost install here.
http://www.emotoman.com/4x4/hydroboost/hydroboost.html
I'm not sure what that bracket does for you. Here's a pic of a mounting bracket/plate I made for motoman (which is the same I made for myself). Remove the big nut on the backside of the booster, and mount the booster to the firewall using the stock mounting bolts.
See his Hydroboost install here.
http://www.emotoman.com/4x4/hydroboost/hydroboost.html
Todd, Yes I did have to enlarge the hole slightly, to accomodate the nut. I didn't have to enlarge much, and did what was needed with a file.I'm assuming you didn't enlarge the hole on the firewall for the snout of the hydroboost unit to fit through? Your plate will work fine (I currently have a BC Broncos plate which is nearly identical) with the Explorer intakes like you and I have but won't clear the Mustang EFI upper which is what the Hydratech bracket was originally designed to clear.
Which is why, more and more, I'm tending to build my own parts, or have them built to my specs.When you start out designing something like this for mass consumption, the amount of configurations in the Bronco world can be staggering.
Todd, Yes I did have to enlarge the hole slightly, to accomodate the nut. I didn't have to enlarge much, and did what was needed with a file.
Which is why, more and more, I'm tending to build my own parts, or have them built to my specs.