K Kip Well-Known Member Joined May 26, 2001 Dec 9, 2015 #21 Domenic Friguglietti said: Ok. Thank you. I'll look into a different turbo then. Click to expand... You may be able to buy the comp cover and a 3 bolt housing to switch your turbo around. Should be way less expensive, just a thought.
Domenic Friguglietti said: Ok. Thank you. I'll look into a different turbo then. Click to expand... You may be able to buy the comp cover and a 3 bolt housing to switch your turbo around. Should be way less expensive, just a thought.
D Domenic Friguglietti Member Joined Oct 24, 2012 Dec 9, 2015 #22 What is the car count usually like.
D Domenic Friguglietti Member Joined Oct 24, 2012 Dec 9, 2015 #23 Kip said: You may be able to buy the comp cover and a 3 bolt housing to switch your turbo around. Should be way less expensive, just a thought. Click to expand... Ok thanks. Bum going to PRI this weekend. I'll talk to precision and get it figured out.
Kip said: You may be able to buy the comp cover and a 3 bolt housing to switch your turbo around. Should be way less expensive, just a thought. Click to expand... Ok thanks. Bum going to PRI this weekend. I'll talk to precision and get it figured out.
J JustABuick Active Member Joined Feb 13, 2013 Aug 10, 2016 #24 Looking for some clarification if possible, please: Any diameter downpipe size (from the turbo) is allowed. The downpipe must be routed through the stock location. No flex pipe is allowed. I have a piece of flex pipe that connects my downpipe to my exhaust, is that rule still in place, or would that piece be allowed?
Looking for some clarification if possible, please: Any diameter downpipe size (from the turbo) is allowed. The downpipe must be routed through the stock location. No flex pipe is allowed. I have a piece of flex pipe that connects my downpipe to my exhaust, is that rule still in place, or would that piece be allowed?
K Kip Well-Known Member Joined May 26, 2001 Aug 10, 2016 #25 JustABuick said: Looking for some clarification if possible, please: Any diameter downpipe size (from the turbo) is allowed. The downpipe must be routed through the stock location. No flex pipe is allowed. I have a piece of flex pipe that connects my downpipe to my exhaust, is that rule still in place, or would that piece be allowed? Click to expand... If your downpipe is as long as a TH style downpipe and flex pipe is used just to join the downpipe and exhaust you should be fine.
JustABuick said: Looking for some clarification if possible, please: Any diameter downpipe size (from the turbo) is allowed. The downpipe must be routed through the stock location. No flex pipe is allowed. I have a piece of flex pipe that connects my downpipe to my exhaust, is that rule still in place, or would that piece be allowed? Click to expand... If your downpipe is as long as a TH style downpipe and flex pipe is used just to join the downpipe and exhaust you should be fine.
J JustABuick Active Member Joined Feb 13, 2013 Aug 10, 2016 #26 Kip said: If your downpipe is as long as a TH style downpipe and flex pipe is used just to join the downpipe and exhaust you should be fine. Click to expand... Yep, same length...It's just joining the two pieces. Thanks!
Kip said: If your downpipe is as long as a TH style downpipe and flex pipe is used just to join the downpipe and exhaust you should be fine. Click to expand... Yep, same length...It's just joining the two pieces. Thanks!