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Old 11 May 2015, 11:48 PM
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Default Charge piping with rotated setup

I have a hawkeye with a rotated gt30 setup and a hdi gt2 fmic, obviously the pipe work won't fit, has anyone got this combination that could shed light on how to route the pipe work to enable it all to fit
Old 12 May 2015, 01:18 PM
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Standard inlet with a GT30

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Cosworth inlet with a GT35

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Old 12 May 2015, 11:49 PM
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Are these both with a hdi gt2 fmic and If so what was required to fit
Old 13 May 2015, 03:16 AM
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Hi there

Here are pictures of our old wagon and we are run too HDI GT(I think this has been classic one),inlet has been standard Spec C only powdercoated black

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Hope this helps

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What was done to get these to fit?
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Originally Posted by Mark10sti
What was done to get these to fit?
Hi there

Not sure what you mean,but what trouble do you have on yours ?

This HDI on yours has been previously fitted on yours car or do you bought new one?

As HDI FMIC they're never been made for Hawkeye or later models,there you need I think modify one pipe,I will try to dig out what needs to be modified

Usually all FMIC are made for standard location turbo and for Twisted/rotated kit you need to modify few pipes to fit the FMIC as above we are posted

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When we made the pipe work for my rotated set up we used a mix of the existing pipe work, some odd bits from other systems Dave had lying around at the garage, along with some odd silicone joiners etc, got it welded up and powder coated, bit of a custom job will be needed!
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