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Old 03-01-2012, 06:58 AM
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YOU WANT THIS ONE

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oh i thought u have twin mvrs my bad
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Nice upgrade!
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Looks like an awesome build so far, very clean. I want to wire tuck my engine bay really bad.
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can you explain how you tucked the heater hose to the firewall, and how you re-ran the ac lines? thanks.
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Originally Posted by SilverstonedAP2
can you explain how you tucked the heater hose to the firewall, and how you re-ran the ac lines? thanks.

Looks like an alloycraft heater bracket and ghettocrxsi custom AC relocation line kit. He offers a package deal on the boards $285 for the set
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What AR is that turbo? Is it divided or open? U might have a problem in high boost applications. T3 divided is somewhat restrictive on these cars if I remember right.
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Originally Posted by illestrolla
Originally Posted by SilverstonedAP2' timestamp='1330661096' post='21468427
can you explain how you tucked the heater hose to the firewall, and how you re-ran the ac lines? thanks.

Looks like an alloycraft heater bracket and ghettocrxsi custom AC relocation line kit. He offers a package deal on the boards $285 for the set
truuuuf, click the link in my sig.
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Originally Posted by camuman
What AR is that turbo? Is it divided or open? U might have a problem in high boost applications. T3 divided is somewhat restrictive on these cars if I remember right.
.82 AR open housing. Our motors choke up with T4 divided housings so I'm not even going to try with the T3.
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Small update

Got my injectors, bunch of fittings and heat wrap. Went to install the fitting for the oil feed and stripped the threads on the block I'm guessing the fitting I got was crap and was too short to really get a good bite and stripped just the front portion of the threads. I managed to get the stock pressure sensor threaded back in and snugged down. So now I go to plan B for the oil feed.(Do not setup the oil feed this way. Turbo will eventually fail) I used a banjo fitting on the vtec pressure sensor port.

Never got around to getting the new flange welded on the downpipe but I did finish wrapping all the wires and hoses so they don't melt. Also made a heat shield for the AC lines and heater hoses just to be safe. I still need to figure out the oil drain. Ordered a couple different flanges and will probably have to notch the crossmember again to get the drain as vertical as possible. Oh well on to the pics.

More parts
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Custom heat shield
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Banjo oil feed (Do not setup the oil feed this way. Turbo will eventually fail)
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Everything wrapped up
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SS vacum lines. Just going to be on wastegate for awhile.
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Pretty much what it's going to look like
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