Need Help with Dumptube! Nova...
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Need Help with Dumptube! Nova...
Right now I'm struggling to get pass my safety inspection. Three different inspectors have failed me for three different problems. The one that seems most feasible to fix is to get my dumptube routed to the downpipe. The problem is I need this done by this Friday or a law changes and that same inspector will fail me for an unrelated problem with my SRS light.
So I'm wondering where should I go to get this done? Inlinepro, Ultimate, and AR fab are all tied up this week. The welder at Midas seemed perplexed by the problem and said it'd take him 7-8 hour of labor to do it. Where did you NOVA guys get this done?
or if I can just find a friendly safety inspector, I wouldn't have this problem either...
So I'm wondering where should I go to get this done? Inlinepro, Ultimate, and AR fab are all tied up this week. The welder at Midas seemed perplexed by the problem and said it'd take him 7-8 hour of labor to do it. Where did you NOVA guys get this done?
or if I can just find a friendly safety inspector, I wouldn't have this problem either...
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Re: Need Help with Dumptube! Nova... (Turbo-charged)
Engine Bay overview
Current Dumptube setup. Flange off the Tial Wastegate makes 90 turn down, then goes down about a foot.
Underneath view. Space is tight.
The current setup vents to the atmosphere. You could use this in the connection or take off and do a different exit from the wastegate. It just needs to connect to the downpipe more than 18" from the Turbine and be feeding into the exhaust stream with a good angle.
Modified by Teg4e at 1:33 PM 6/26/2006
Current Dumptube setup. Flange off the Tial Wastegate makes 90 turn down, then goes down about a foot.
Underneath view. Space is tight.
The current setup vents to the atmosphere. You could use this in the connection or take off and do a different exit from the wastegate. It just needs to connect to the downpipe more than 18" from the Turbine and be feeding into the exhaust stream with a good angle.
Modified by Teg4e at 1:33 PM 6/26/2006
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Re: Need Help with Dumptube! Nova... (Turbo-charged)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Turbo-charged »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">got pictures of the set up? i could do it for you...im in MD but only about 40 min from NOVA</TD></TR></TABLE>
i wish i was 40 min from joe...
i wish i was 40 min from joe...
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Re: Need Help with Dumptube! Nova... (TypeSLO)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TypeSLO »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i wish i was 40 min from joe...</TD></TR></TABLE>
So he does good work? Good to know...
i wish i was 40 min from joe...</TD></TR></TABLE>
So he does good work? Good to know...
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Re: Need Help with Dumptube! Nova... (Teg4e)
i could tell u in a few days. i finally have my set up SET UP. im just waiting so i can put the litle things on, but dont wanna do it in the crucial rain we have here in moco. but joe hopefully will be tuning my car withitn a few days. ive spoken to him numerous times on the phone and he has always come off as some1 whos not bullshitting. definately knows what hes talking about. good guy!!!
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