Just got my 3" downpipe and intercooler piping made (pics)
I almost have everything I need now for my custom set-up. Just need an oil feed line really.
3" closed loop downpipe and test pipe
intercooler piping
3" closed loop downpipe and test pipe
intercooler piping
dude, you dont wanna bolt your dp to your engine....at least not a hard mount, if you do it use a rubber mount....or else you can crack stuff. it needs room to expand.
Looks real good. Who did the work? and how much did that package run you?
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dude, you dont wanna bolt your dp to your engine....at least not a hard mount, if you do it use a rubber mount....or else you can crack stuff. it needs room to expand.
, but I got a H23.
intercooler piping
but the only minor flaw that would bother me is the lower intercooler pipe in the pic,i dont like the angle of the 1st bend in it,where its spliced and welded together.
Hmm, looks just like my DP...




Except mine cost me $50 in parts and I made it myself
More pics: http://imglib.************/index.cgi?cmd=viewcat&id=154
Sorry for continuing to post this heheh....
Dustin
Except mine cost me $50 in parts and I made it myself

More pics: http://imglib.************/index.cgi?cmd=viewcat&id=154
Sorry for continuing to post this heheh....
Dustin
Except mine cost me $50 in parts and I made it myself 
Dustin

Dustin
j/k. I really want to learn how to weld, but I just live in an apartment right now so I don't really have a place to work. Your downpipe looks good though, I like it.[Modified by SilverLudeSi, 6:50 PM 2/21/2002]
I'm sorry, this topic may have already been covered but I couldn't find it in the search. Are they any advantages in running a closed loop setup as opposed to an open loop setup. The only thing I can think of noise of the wastegate dumping out excess. The reason I'm asking is because I'm about to purchase one of Art's 3" dp's used from Chris (Strng1dah) and I'm pretty sure it is an open loop dp.
dude, you dont wanna bolt your dp to your engine....at least not a hard mount, if you do it use a rubber mount....or else you can crack stuff. it needs room to expand.
I was involved in a bad accident and manifold and turbo were actually saved because of that mount on the engine!
The mount took most of the impact from the curb I hit. The downpipe was crushed but the manifold and turbo were perfect.
My setup was exactly like his. A mount on the eninge (just like stock) and flexpipe aftewards. I highly recomend this setup.
I know from my EXPERIENCE it saved my turbo kit.
Hey SilverLudeSi, I'm the guy that came to the shop with the black Honda Challenge Integra. You couldn't have picked a better guy to do that kind of fabrication work - Robert is excellent and he really takes care of his customers.
Hey SilverLudeSi, I'm the guy that came to the shop with the black Honda Challenge Integra. You couldn't have picked a better guy to do that kind of fabrication work - Robert is excellent and he really takes care of his customers.
[Modified by SilverLudeSi, 6:15 PM 2/21/2002]
Yeah, I am really happy with the job he did. I found out about him because Chris Binson, who I assume you would know, got his exhaust for his prelude done there. It's funny b/c I was at krause and england getting an allignment last week and chris pulled up with his honda challenge integra on a trailer. It felt like deja-vu when I saw you pull up at R and J with your integra.
Sorry to take this off topic everyone, too big a coincidence to ignore.
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