Which pipes to buy for setup? (DC2, inlinepro, sc61)
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Which pipes to buy for setup? (DC2, inlinepro, sc61)
I did a search, but couldn't find exactly what I am looking for. What kinda bends should I buy to do my own intercooler piping for my GSR w/inlinepro manifold and sc61? Though, I haven't found or decided on a intercooler yet.
And where does everyone recommend to buy them? So far I've mostly seen JCWhitney...
Thanks in advance
And where does everyone recommend to buy them? So far I've mostly seen JCWhitney...
Thanks in advance
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Re: Which pipes to buy for setup? (superfuji57)
I dont know about making your own. It would be a lot of work. You can buy a kit for like $300+ but the user "beerbongskickass" said he got his made for $150 or something.........
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Re: Which pipes to buy for setup? (RedTegLS)
I bought mine from Jc whintey, total was $78 shipped for 3 180 U bends and 2 90 degree bends. It was enough to complete my piping and im running Inline pro mani/precision sc34
It wasn't very difficult the reason I chose to DYI, is because Revhard prefabbed piping was $405 for piping,couplers,and worm clamps
It wasnt very hard at all I just removed bumper, placed intercooler where it would be mounted, did some measurements, marked my piping and had Jotech cut it and tony1 weld in a few places. I blinged it up with some aluminum 500vht paint from autozone($4.99) and it looks awesome. I had no fitment issues at all you just got to be creative and take your time.
Also I got my silicone from http://www.atpturbo.com only $6 per hose
http://www.vecco.net Tbolt clamps for $3.79
Total i spent $78 for piping, about $57 on hoses(included 2 transitions), clamps were a b-day present but $3.79 x 10-12 clamps, bov flange $25, and welding $30
Just over $200 if you add it up
I saved $200 by doing it myself, I figured if I was going to save any $ on my project I would do it here so I could more $ on key parts like Turbo /manifold
Heres some pics of the final product if you wanna check it out
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=670631
Hope this helps and feel free to pm me if you have any questions.
It wasn't very difficult the reason I chose to DYI, is because Revhard prefabbed piping was $405 for piping,couplers,and worm clamps
It wasnt very hard at all I just removed bumper, placed intercooler where it would be mounted, did some measurements, marked my piping and had Jotech cut it and tony1 weld in a few places. I blinged it up with some aluminum 500vht paint from autozone($4.99) and it looks awesome. I had no fitment issues at all you just got to be creative and take your time.
Also I got my silicone from http://www.atpturbo.com only $6 per hose
http://www.vecco.net Tbolt clamps for $3.79
Total i spent $78 for piping, about $57 on hoses(included 2 transitions), clamps were a b-day present but $3.79 x 10-12 clamps, bov flange $25, and welding $30
Just over $200 if you add it up
I saved $200 by doing it myself, I figured if I was going to save any $ on my project I would do it here so I could more $ on key parts like Turbo /manifold
Heres some pics of the final product if you wanna check it out
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=670631
Hope this helps and feel free to pm me if you have any questions.
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Re: Which pipes to buy for setup? (superfuji57)
accordinglydone.com/store <--KTeller8's store.
You can also try Jegs. They have pretty decent prices for piping. I ordered a couple U-bends and J-bends for my IC piping and DP.
You can also try Jegs. They have pretty decent prices for piping. I ordered a couple U-bends and J-bends for my IC piping and DP.
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Re: Which pipes to buy for setup? (superfuji57)
Inline sells i/c piping also....You may have to make some mods to make em fit....They are polished aluminum so they should be blingin too....Give em a call....703-644-1788
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JC Whitney is pretty much the best place for your IC piping unless you dont mind going to a muffler shop at night and digging through their trash looking for some good bends they decided to throw out......
DIY will save you about $200.....
DIY will save you about $200.....
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