Post Your Dumptube Setups
10-22-2006, 06:56 PM
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Post Your Dumptube Setups
I'm swapping out my entire setup and am curios to see what others are running other than just the normal straight dumps. Please post yours up 
10-22-2006, 08:01 PM
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Re: (boostincoupe)
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10-23-2006, 05:04 AM
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10-23-2006, 08:24 AM
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Re: Post Your Dumptube Setups (methos713)
Extended to shifter area.
Another Shot
Fully secured by these saddle clamps attached to the DP. Nothing has moved to this date.
finished off with this so the flex tubing doesn't come apart.
One thing about using this flex tubing, the wastegate is 10 times louder than it ever was, seriously. I don't personally like it but my friends do. It's vicious!
10-23-2006, 08:40 AM
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Re: Post Your Dumptube Setups (ladysman)
^^
I'm guessing that flex pipe would resonate quite a bit, making it louder.
Nice setups
I'm guessing that flex pipe would resonate quite a bit, making it louder.
Nice setups
10-25-2006, 04:06 AM
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Here's mine, I made this piece 5 years ago..I'd probably try to make it a little better now, but it's still holding up just fine. I have A/C and PS, I took the pic before I put the PS pump back on after my rebuild so you could see the A/C compressor in the pic.
It's 3" mandrel btw..
It's 3" mandrel btw..
10-25-2006, 06:12 AM
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Re: Post Your Dumptube Setups (ladysman)
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Extended to shifter area.
Another Shot
Fully secured by these saddle clamps attached to the DP. Nothing has moved to this date.
finished off with this so the flex tubing doesn't come apart.
One thing about using this flex tubing, the wastegate is 10 times louder than it ever was, seriously. I don't personally like it but my friends do. It's vicious!
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i used flex pipe as well. its a Real easy way to route it behind engine bay
Extended to shifter area.
Another Shot
Fully secured by these saddle clamps attached to the DP. Nothing has moved to this date.
finished off with this so the flex tubing doesn't come apart.
One thing about using this flex tubing, the wastegate is 10 times louder than it ever was, seriously. I don't personally like it but my friends do. It's vicious!
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i used flex pipe as well. its a Real easy way to route it behind engine bay
10-26-2006, 05:57 AM
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i dont have a single pic of my dumptube, thought i did.
it dumps right below the oilpan, at the back of it. striaght down basically.
cant wait to clean up my bay this year, and re-do that thing/ceramic coat it. .
it dumps right below the oilpan, at the back of it. striaght down basically.
cant wait to clean up my bay this year, and re-do that thing/ceramic coat it. .