Can anyone else unbolt the rear turbo inlet without getting under the car?
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Can anyone else unbolt the rear turbo inlet without getting under the car?
I am so amazing.
I also have a 7" long, 1/4" drive ratchet with a 2" extension and long, thin arms.
I also have a 7" long, 1/4" drive ratchet with a 2" extension and long, thin arms.
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Ive done it and it was a pain in the a$$
I was putting a hks downpipe on a auto and it was all rusty. The nut didnt spin off after I broke it loose like most all metric threads do, it took a while to get the little basturd off!!!
I was putting a hks downpipe on a auto and it was all rusty. The nut didnt spin off after I broke it loose like most all metric threads do, it took a while to get the little basturd off!!!
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I think its easier in the states, but here in Japan, You cant take off the rear turbo inlet pipe without taking off the entire Y pipe assembly first. The thing is, that the intake pipe hits the outlet on the rear turbine, and the steering column..major pain in the ***!!! trying to bolt the y pipe to the rear turbine = lots of swearing and patience!! but, I can take off the intake pipe without getting underneath the car...
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One of your fellow Floridian's, Dale Clark in P'cola of FC fame has the long-**** skinny arms that can get into anything.....that being said, damn, how did you do that!?
Definitely an under the car job for me...
GEB.
Definitely an under the car job for me...
GEB.
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Going under the car is the fastest way to remove the rear turbo inlet. Just jack up the car, remove the aluminum aero plate that covers the transmission so you can get a good angle with the ratchet and then have at it.
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