kevinvr6

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Pictures didn't come out so well, they were underexposed but I just made it brighter using PaintShopPro. You can still sorta make out the depths.. just look you'll see what I mean.

Here's how they look from the outside, not much difference except for the flange uptop for the crossover and the big outlet to the stock bov thats angled on the efini.


Here's a shot from uptop looking down into the outlets to the intercooler.
You can't see much but you can tell that the efini [bottom] is just smoother, you don't see any obstructions.



Here's a shot into the coupling end to the secondary. Again you can see the efini just flows a lot smoother. Look how obstructed the stock y-pipe is, theres like a huge wall!! at least from the efini, you can see light coming through from the bov outlet!



ok thats it =o]

AgentUnkind

Ok, im trying to remove my y-pipe right now and Im having the damndest time. Does it just pop off after you remove the IC coupling and the two vac hose and the two nuts that attach it to the primary? Or do the studs that go ing to the primary have to come off also to get the y-pipe off? Any help is appreciated.

Alex

dgeesaman

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IMO the only good way is to remove the intercooler piping, then remove the rear turbo inlet pipe (get at it from underneath, reaching around the downpipe). Then remove the 2 nuts at the primary turbo, the 2 nuts at the secondary, and lift both pieces off together. If you try and manhandle the front half it's very easy the shread or shear the oring, ask how I know

kevinvr6

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Here's a good how-to

http://robrobinette.com/efini.htm

unless you have mini hands, you will not be able to get to the two nuts on the secondary. like what dgeesaman says, you have to get under the car and use the same opening as the DP to get to the nuts, remove the intake piping going to the secondary. then you'll have access to the two that hold down the other inlet end of the y-pipe. it's pretty simple. I had a hard time pulling the stock ypipe apart from the other end when it was out of the car. good thing im soooooooooo strong hahaahahahaha

RacerX_IU

cool pics and i like the rubber gloves too

Sonny

Good info, man!

Sonny

adam c

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You will need to remove the air pump to get the front section out.

AgentUnkind

Well I have no air pump, I was just seeing if it was possible to do with out first remving the pipe to the secondary and or the studs.

Alex

kevinvr6

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studs? heh sounds like someone is afraid to get under the car.. it doesnt slide out so easy at the coupling.............. i had the whole thiing out and i was STRUGGLING to yank them apart.. i'm guessing it would be hard while being in the car still..

adam c

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The two nuts on the secondary should come off easily, and it should slide right out.

Should