CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
01-15-2005, 05:05 PM
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Re:CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
yea you are...so youre planning on keeping your ac? BOO! i say we do this once it gets a little bit warmer. go to auto zone and buy a slim fan, they are like 60 bux. i have one. and we'll just cut the ---- out of your ac fan to make it work...and we all have couplers if you dont have enough...and are we gonna be welding your intercooler piping
01-15-2005, 05:08 PM
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Re:CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
no i got this kit form a dude who had it all on his 98 civic ex so everything is good to go he just took it all off and gave it to me then i bought some of the components like fuel management and boost control and thats about it. The pipes all will work perfectly they even have some bend sections (looks cheap but works) and they're also all pieced together already. No welding necesary.. (except on oil pan? or that could be drilling)
Plsssss no i cant wait til summer i know beggars cant be choosers but cmon
Plsssss no i cant wait til summer i know beggars cant be choosers but cmon
01-15-2005, 05:08 PM
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Re:CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
Start by lighting the blue box on fire and order an Uberdata Kit from www.------------- and I will bring the laptop and burner.
01-15-2005, 05:13 PM
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Re:CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
thats were csaddict comes in handy...he can do it. and the oil pan will be drilled...AND I AM NOT DOING THAT THIS TIME. ill drill it but i am not taking it off. once josh is unbanned we will set up a day to do it
01-15-2005, 05:17 PM
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Re:CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
i heard its better to weld a fitting onto an oil pan than to drill it--- is it much of a difference or what.. maybe i can find a oil pan on ebay that already has a fitting welded on to it.. is it worth worrying over?
01-15-2005, 05:20 PM
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Re:CT resident looking for NE turbo install day ? any help appreciated!
im gonna drill a hole in the pan, then use my dremel to make the hole bigger so the fitting can screw into the pan. then put some jbweld or silcone on the threads and tighten it down. welding brass isnt gonna work to well
