Greddy 3row, help with install please...
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Greddy 3row, help with install please...
I did a search, and the only thing I found was a how-to for the 2row...which i know is similar, but I can't get the IC pipes to line up...
Am I using the correct pipes in the right places? The turbo->IC pipe is tricky! and which pipe do I use coming off the turbo? Is the one inthe picture correct?
The last picture is looking down on the intake side of the IC...It is upside down...kinda
Am I using the correct pipes in the right places? The turbo->IC pipe is tricky! and which pipe do I use coming off the turbo? Is the one inthe picture correct?
The last picture is looking down on the intake side of the IC...It is upside down...kinda
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Yep, that's right. You're going to have to re-locate the AC pipes & fan relays by the compressor outlet so you can clock the turbo towards the fender well more.
I have pics of my setup that I can email you since I can't attach them here...
What turbo kit is that? Looks like you'll also have to trim down the turbo exit elbow on the turbo side to try & get it down further.
Did you try pulling up the I-1 pipe so that it's just in the coupling enough to seal?
I have pics of my setup that I can email you since I can't attach them here...
What turbo kit is that? Looks like you'll also have to trim down the turbo exit elbow on the turbo side to try & get it down further.
Did you try pulling up the I-1 pipe so that it's just in the coupling enough to seal?
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AC is gone, so I don't have to worry about that stuff...I just need to rotate the turbo it looks like...I will try that when I have time and see what happends
Thanks!
-Dave
Thanks!
-Dave
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I don't think your radiator's going to fit with it like that. From the T-78's I've seen you need to clock the compressor so that sand cast elbow actually rests where those 4 relays are now.
Unbolt the relay bracket, throw it away & stuff the relays behind the coolant reservoir filler neck. Then you will be able to move any wires out of the way & clock the turbo all the way over...
Enjoy,
Eric.
Unbolt the relay bracket, throw it away & stuff the relays behind the coolant reservoir filler neck. Then you will be able to move any wires out of the way & clock the turbo all the way over...
Enjoy,
Eric.
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es is correct, I just helped Zavier with a T78 install and that is what we had to do. yank the bracket, move the relays, then clock the turbo and shove the elbow as close as you can to the chassis (without actually touching it), metal against metal tends to eventually scrape though the weaker of the two metals.
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if you end up with metal rubbing metal, you may want to tie-wrap or epoxy some rubber pieces to keep from wearing wholes in your intercooler pipes...(that would suck).
What does everyone else do to prevent metal on metal when fitment is tight?
K
What does everyone else do to prevent metal on metal when fitment is tight?
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yeah that is a problem i am having that i need figure out a solution.....actually i think if i take off the radiator hold down bar and grind down the end it won't hit the pipe .... hmmm i will have to check that out
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even when things don't "look" like they will touch, sometimes after beating on the car a bit, I notice new scrapes and try to find a way to stuff a rubber between the metal pieces and get it to stay in place...
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great .. so I'm not an dummy.. I had a really hard time as well.. and I'm using this ic with the twins for now
;-) ..but I'll need another turbo to ic pipe when I am ready for the single install and I had to mount my rad upright and use the oem crossover plastic pipe from the twins to by where the alternator is, then hose to just over the rad and then the ic "in" part comes up to meet the hose over the rad... phew.. if you can understand what I mean...the other side lined up easily to the GReddy elbow. argg.. I need sleep..ZZzzzz
;-) ..but I'll need another turbo to ic pipe when I am ready for the single install and I had to mount my rad upright and use the oem crossover plastic pipe from the twins to by where the alternator is, then hose to just over the rad and then the ic "in" part comes up to meet the hose over the rad... phew.. if you can understand what I mean...the other side lined up easily to the GReddy elbow. argg.. I need sleep..ZZzzzz
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