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14 July 2009, 02:20 PM
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HKS question
I have just bought an ssqv but it doesnt fit.
I have a classic EJ20 and the BOV is for a newage model.
Now I would like to get it on as oppose to selling it and would love to know how and where to get a pipe that will bring it off the intercooler housing.
Anybody done this???
Advice appreciated.
I have a classic EJ20 and the BOV is for a newage model.
Now I would like to get it on as oppose to selling it and would love to know how and where to get a pipe that will bring it off the intercooler housing.
Anybody done this???
Advice appreciated.
14 July 2009, 02:58 PM
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yeah it is the bolt on model.
Its not quite as easy as that as I dont really have the cash lying about for a new intercooler, plus its a bit of a backwards way around when all I need is the correct fitting kit.
Its not quite as easy as that as I dont really have the cash lying about for a new intercooler, plus its a bit of a backwards way around when all I need is the correct fitting kit.
14 July 2009, 03:27 PM
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upgraded intercooler is backwards???????
ok well Indigo-GT: Online
this is something like you need but dont think you can fit it unless you got fmic.
ok well Indigo-GT: Online
this is something like you need but dont think you can fit it unless you got fmic.
14 July 2009, 03:35 PM
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i meant it was a backwards solution to my problem.
cheers for the link though mate, to be honest, it sounds like more hassle than its worth, involving welding!
Might be better to just sell the bloody thing.
You want it????
cheers for the link though mate, to be honest, it sounds like more hassle than its worth, involving welding!
Might be better to just sell the bloody thing.
You want it????
14 July 2009, 03:49 PM
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it may sound really chavvy but i just love the sound. each to their own i suppose. Their was a lad on here, not sure if he still is, that fabricated several fitting pipes and put them up for sale.
I have pm'd him on the off chance he is still a member, not holding my breath though.
I have pm'd him on the off chance he is still a member, not holding my breath though.
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yep, first place to look every time.
I have it on good authority that flat4online can sort a fitting kit out so I am awaiting an answer off them.
It would just be nice to hear from someone who has actually gone through this themselves so I can pick their brains.
I have it on good authority that flat4online can sort a fitting kit out so I am awaiting an answer off them.
It would just be nice to hear from someone who has actually gone through this themselves so I can pick their brains.
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