platinum00

what is the stock inlet and outlet. 2 1/4, ?

for a sohc turbo 10 -15 psi. what do you recommend. ditch the 2 1/4 and upgrade to 2.5, or run 2 1/4 incooler piping troughout, or 2 1/4 to 2.5 transitions.

also anyone have any pics of mounting and piping on a civic ex with greddy kit.

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scttydb411

stock is like 1.75 inch and they are top mounted pipes. i would have them cut/capped and rewelded to at least 2 inch comming out the sides.

platinum00

any place that can weld aluminum should be able to do this correct.

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fsp31

>>any place that can weld aluminum should be able to do this correct.<<

I assume that's a question? If so, yes, that's correct. Expect to pay between $30 and $50 per hour + materials. A job like that should cost in the neighborhood of $120.

TurboJesse

stock is 1.75" , mine are relocated and are now 2.25" it would hard fitting 2.5" in there as teh IC is not that wide.

TurboJesse

BTW: places around here charge about 75-90 bucks...Although i got mine done for free

racinskittle

Is it possible to do it youself? Any how-to's?

TurboJesse

yea if you can weld aluminum good..most people either can't or don't ahve the equipment, luckly my step dad does

psileepR

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fsp31 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Expect to pay between $30 and $50 per hour + materials. A job like that should cost in the neighborhood of $120. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Welding aluminum is expensive... especially TIG

i paid in the neighborhood of $50 to weld brackets on my intercooler and weld 2 aluminum pipes together... fyi

Hybrid

I paid 100 canadian for new 2" end pipes and and four mounting tabs. I don't think thats too shabby hey by.

platinum00

ne1 know of a place in ohio, that i will do this cheap..


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TRAY

Mine came out pretty clean....Its 2.5" in and out. I got it this way