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Old Mar 22, 2011 | 04:35 PM
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Haha yeah it is pretty far from TO, we have a strip up here about 1.5 hours away. Will be hitting up more in MN too since there are events more often. PS I love what you did with your AP2 bumper for your overfenders. Did you do that work yourself and any details?
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Old Mar 22, 2011 | 07:34 PM
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Rear bumper is a ASM rear bumper. I did literally everything you see on the car including body work. Front fenders are also custom oem fenders 2 inches wider made out of all metal. Where the rear fender flares meet the bumper I formed it with fiberglass and followed the body line of the fender flare onto the bumper.
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 08:03 PM
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More goodies arrived today!

Coolingmist injectors
devilsown solenoid
Fullblown TB
AEM FPR
Summit fuel pressure gauge for the oem fuel rail
Forced performance oil restrictor/filter
earls fitting to hook it all up
new oem intake manifold gasket
Used oem intake manifold dedicated to direct port meth injection





Kinda pissed this stupid restrictor/filter is so long, I have no idea how Adam fit this but hopefully we can figure out a way to mount this sucker. Just spent $30 in earl's fittings that look like they arent going to allow me to mount it how I wanted. Back to the drawing board!
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 08:09 PM
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I didn't screw mine directly into the turbo. I had/have a piece of line that comes off the 90 and then connects to the filter.

I am doing it similar to how I did that one. I'll try to get you a pic sometime tomorrow/weekend.
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 08:21 PM
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My thought was to include one more of these


Then the filter would be paralled to my drain line and i could run the feed line under the turbo?
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Old Mar 25, 2011 | 06:57 AM
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Yea, thats basically what I ended up doing. I covered all my feed/drain w/the DEI heatwrap though, since everything was so close quarters. I didn't have any issues, but better be safe than sorry.
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Old Mar 27, 2011 | 06:23 PM
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No other suggestions how to mount the oil feed filter?

Here is what I am dealing with that is making me crazy.

- A 1/8 NPT T fitting
- into -4 AN stainless line with an 90 degree elbow at one end and straight on the other.
- Forced performance restrictor/filter has a -4 female input
- Forced performance restrictor/filter has a -4 male output
- Turbo is a 1/8npt fitting.



This looks ridiculous as prone to way too much stress...


Could do this but no sure if a -4 female to male fitting will have enough clearance? $12 gamble if I order it?

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Old Mar 28, 2011 | 03:17 AM
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can't help you with the fittings, but i have a question about the TB. What did you use to replace the TPS on the new TB?
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Old Mar 28, 2011 | 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Soul Coughing
can't help you with the fittings, but i have a question about the TB. What did you use to replace the TPS on the new TB?
Do you mean as far as removing the Tps from the oem tb? Take a dremel or file and carve a slot head screwdriver into the fasteners. They are just screws with no heads. Once you carve a slot into them you can loosen them with a flat head screwdriver and either replace them with new metric machine screws (m5?) or reuse them with a screwdriver.

Hope this is what you were referring to!

Here is a picture if I lost you in my explanation

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Old Mar 28, 2011 | 05:10 AM
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Completely forgot about the pics. But what I did, and am still using is an oil sandwich adapter. I find those oil fittings make it more troublesome, as you are limited.

Looks like this --> https://www.s2ki.com/gallery/image/medium/222199.jpg (random google image).

It has 3 outlets, and you can turn it any direction you need to.

I came off toward the pass side, then down and over the i/c pipe into my sandwhich adapter. Just how I ran it though, no "right" way.
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