Question About Routing Charge Pipe (without intercooler)
02-25-2003, 05:18 PM
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Question About Routing Charge Pipe (without intercooler)
i was wondering if this would be okay/fit, i would turn the compressor so the outlet points upwards. (i don't have the AC anymore)
any help is appreciated !(or tips!)
thanks,
mike
02-25-2003, 05:25 PM
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Re: Question About Routing Charge Pipe (MikeMAN)
Yes, that'd be fine, but maybe use a smaller pipe than the 3" AEM pipe... And keep this in mind when routing your pipe: Ever 90° bend = a 1% loss. (45° + 45° = 90° = 1% loss)...
02-25-2003, 05:26 PM
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Re: Question About Routing Charge Pipe (Loco Honkey)
i can deal with a %1 loss to begin with 
and its not the 3" aem pipe, its from an EX (if u notice, my engine was swapped out) and they just re-used my old CAI. So I believe its 2.75"
thanks for the input!,
mike
and its not the 3" aem pipe, its from an EX (if u notice, my engine was swapped out) and they just re-used my old CAI. So I believe its 2.75"thanks for the input!,
mike
02-25-2003, 06:21 PM
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Re: Question About Routing Charge Pipe (MikeMAN)
nice car mike
I think that would work...although I still say you run the piping around the front like you have an FMIC....but skip the fmic for now. That way you can just cut a section of piping out, and drop the fmic in place once you get it....
[Modified by Tinker219, 10:21 PM 2/25/2003]
I think that would work...although I still say you run the piping around the front like you have an FMIC....but skip the fmic for now. That way you can just cut a section of piping out, and drop the fmic in place once you get it....
[Modified by Tinker219, 10:21 PM 2/25/2003]
02-25-2003, 06:43 PM
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Re: Question About Routing Charge Pipe (Tinker219)
yea, i just think this would be easiest for now. just tryin' to get the darn thing ready..lol...
02-25-2003, 06:48 PM
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Re: Question About Routing Charge Pipe (MikeMAN)
If you fail to prepare, prepare to fail
Do is "as right as you can" the first time to avoid problems down the road...
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Re: Question About Routing Charge Pipe (Tinker219)
It just seems the "cleanest" if you will (*until my badass trust intercooler (skyline vspec II) comes from overseas this june :D)
i think this would be pretty safe on 5psi eh?(*probably not much fun tho..hehe)
mike
(*until my badass trust intercooler (skyline vspec II) comes from overseas this june :D)i think this would be pretty safe on 5psi eh?(*probably not much fun tho..hehe)
mike
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