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I bought the HKS SSQV BOV kit for my Turbo II. Now im getting my front mount intercooler installed, how do i take that adapter thats on the BOV off. And do i have to weld it onto the piping?
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Just by a new flange and weld that to the intercooler piping. They are pretty cheap. No more than $50 I think.
Or you could just cut the top off of the adapter you already have and try to weld that to the intercooler piping.
-Kenji
Or you could just cut the top off of the adapter you already have and try to weld that to the intercooler piping.
-Kenji
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Yea, they're pretty cheap. Since you're going FMIC, you're going to want the universal adapter. That setup is to replace the stock BOV using the stock lines and stuff.
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Here's the adapter you need from ATP, depending on what type of IC piping you have...steel or aluminum:
This is the steel, $35:
link:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=FLS
Aluminum, $28:
link:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=FLA
This is the steel, $35:
link:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=FLS
Aluminum, $28:
link:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=FLA
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All depends on where you route the piping. This might have been something you took under consideration before you got the IC, unless you don't care to cut a little bit to run pipes. Most, if not all, FMIC piping requires some cutting or modifying to run the pipes.
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I went with a "bolt on" kit from Greddy, but believe me when I say its anything but. I ended up having to remove my power steering pump along with a few other adjustments.
For the sake of simplicity if I ever do it again I'll just get a good sized core and let someone fab up a custom set of pipes.
I'm not sure what you have, but more likely than not, you will have to work some magic to get everything in there.
-Kenji
For the sake of simplicity if I ever do it again I'll just get a good sized core and let someone fab up a custom set of pipes.
I'm not sure what you have, but more likely than not, you will have to work some magic to get everything in there.
-Kenji
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i got a core thats 31" with endtanks x12x3.5
i got access to free aluminum piping and a welder but no access to a mandrel bender, prob my local exhaust shop will got one or something
i got access to free aluminum piping and a welder but no access to a mandrel bender, prob my local exhaust shop will got one or something