i am peicing together a kit and have been wondering what to do about the dowpipe. should i have one made by a local shop or what? i really can;t find manufactured downpipes for sale that will fit 5th gen accords.

any help is appreciated as i am getting close to actually installing the kit. thanks

 

depressingly I don't think there's too many bolt on turbo kits for the accord probably your best bet is local shop

I"m not a huge turbo guy, just going off what i've read from others in this forum

 

my friends helped me make mine.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Andryzzle &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my friends helped me make mine.</TD></TR></TABLE>

can you elaborate??

 

yeah I think you might just have to go the shop.

 

we got some exhaust tube and welded it together to a flange on the turbo.... we welded a stock flange on the bottom so it fits right into the exhaust.

 

 

if you have a mass produced manifold (drag, f-max) you should be able to get the matching downpipe without much trouble. if you're using a custom mani you'll need to have a custom downpipe.

 

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here we go.

just make sure there's a flex pipe somewhere

 

well see my problem is that it is a treadstone manifold that i bought used and i checked their website and it looks like they do not sell it separate...

 

just get one welded up...it wont cost much for the piping and the flange

 

ur going to have to mod ur front motor mount to fit it

 

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thanks for the pic Andryzzle!! good looks