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Old 06-20-06, 07:23 AM
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oh yeah and they have a fairly simple installation.. no need to buy a 1200 dollar "kit"and still be left with fab work and pulling bumpers and stuff.
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haha and i thought this was going to be easy.. ROFL... i got it and im scratchin my head like a clueless ape
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im having problems with the tube that goes behind the hood latch.. looks like the anti-theft sensor is in the way.. i move some of hte material out of the way but that doenst look to be enough...? so do i have to get rid of the sensor?
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take a pic but nothing other than maybe the horns where in the way when i installed mine however all I did was bend them down. There should be some pics of what i did. Anyways with my bnr stage IV hybrid turbo this intercooler was fine however i'm going to be running a t61 now with about 20-22lbs of boost so I went ahead and sold this intercooler set and am now going with a large intercooler however if running alcohol injection the smaller ic probably would have been fine.
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I think I have the same ic setup, I gotta throw mines on. Ima repaint the pipes first, I'm not sure if I have the same pipes though. Ill try to post a pic when I get home.
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with these pipes do u think i have to cut anything like the HKS kit? i have the TRUST/GREDDY old school kit. also on which pipe would the bov go on? is it the long pipe that goes across the manifold? cuz on it there is things sticking out with holes in them
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umm so yeah maybe japanese FCs dont have anti theft but i had to cut the hood sensor loose.. im going to make an alternate plunger for the hood instead.. even though its weak maybe i will here that one beep scream for help if someone tries something.....i know my horn anywhere. kidna creepy...
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Where is a good place to weld bov?
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Originally Posted by xboxthug13b
Where is a good place to weld bov?
Closes to the throttlebody.
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so im think im having a problem with one of the pipes bing such and agressive bend that it limits my boost.. i have a pipe thats shaped like the top of a arched cathedral windows. it is the same exact angle as the angle at the top of these windows. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:B...resses.arp.jpg someone made these pipes so they didnt have to turn the compressor housing down. At first this seemed like a good idea but im having a hardtime building boost. so how are you guys getting around this turn down issue. im thinking im going to have to have that cathedral pip remade to a smoother 180.
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my compressor was not clocked down any. This was the piping that came with my trust intercooler and this is how it actually went.

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actually the to pieces of piping with the question marks next to them where reversed.

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custom stuff ill find something
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anybody have a picture with the pipe going to the turbo installed w/o the injector pipe?
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the trust website has the instruction manual so this should help.

http://www.greddy.com/upload/file/12...35,36,37_i.pdf


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