GReddy Hardpipes - Fitment Question
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GReddy Hardpipes - Fitment Question
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I need to replace my currently ghetto IC pipe setup. As you can see from the pic below, I'm using silicon hoses where hardpipes should be. I was going to pick up the GReddy aluminim IC pipes, but there looks like there's going to be a fitment issue. Should I be looking into doing the AST removal mod? Or is there some way I can get the hardpipes and the AST to fit? Thanks in advance.
I need to replace my currently ghetto IC pipe setup. As you can see from the pic below, I'm using silicon hoses where hardpipes should be. I was going to pick up the GReddy aluminim IC pipes, but there looks like there's going to be a fitment issue. Should I be looking into doing the AST removal mod? Or is there some way I can get the hardpipes and the AST to fit? Thanks in advance.
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Thanks! Since I've got the Blitz SMIC, I should look to get the one compatible with the GReddy SMIC, correct?
Looking at the GReddy site, it looks like the correct hardpipes for the GReddy SMIC are the 2-piece version.
What about anybody else out there running hardpipes with an SMIC and an AST? I'd like to see some engine pics so that I can get an idea of how all of this stuff can fit together.
Looking at the GReddy site, it looks like the correct hardpipes for the GReddy SMIC are the 2-piece version.
What about anybody else out there running hardpipes with an SMIC and an AST? I'd like to see some engine pics so that I can get an idea of how all of this stuff can fit together.
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I don't think you'll need alot of room. Just move your AST to the outside of the mounting bracket. If that isn't enough, use a spacer on the OEM bracket, bend the bracket a little from 90 degrees, or make your own bracket.
As for engine bay pictures......... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=engine+bay
As for engine bay pictures......... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=engine+bay
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I don't think you'll need alot of room. Just move your AST to the outside of the mounting bracket. If that isn't enough, use a spacer on the OEM bracket, bend the bracket a little from 90 degrees, or make your own bracket.
As for engine bay pictures......... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=engine+bay
As for engine bay pictures......... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=engine+bay
Thanks everyone!
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