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Old 12-15-05, 04:10 PM
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How does the lower pipe instal. With the weld closest to the turbine or farther?
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can you clarify on this some!
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The lower pipe, smaller one, Curved. Which end is the weld supposed to be on. The lower part or if you flip it, the higher (towards the sky) part.
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That is not a hardpipe. Can someone help me?
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Ok sorry for my stupidity....Who makes the hardpipes that you have?
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ebay. Damnit someone help me!
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calm down....Which way will it fit it should only fit one way...but if i remember correctly it should go up!
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also just to make sure we are on the same page you are talking about lower one in the picture right?
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haha. are you trying to fit that to a stock airbox? that's pretty funny. there are about 100 threads talking about how those don't fit the stock airbox.
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No, im not. To K&N's after about 3 hours i finally got it. But it kinda hits the hood. Its whatever.
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