Down Pipe install
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nope no cross threading.
just that good old disappearing bolt act that never ceases to amaze me..
thankfully had spares.
Tomorrow is bolt up CBE to DP and Do a Stage 2 Flash.
just that good old disappearing bolt act that never ceases to amaze me..
thankfully had spares. Tomorrow is bolt up CBE to DP and Do a Stage 2 Flash.
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Here are some pics from the removal of the stock




Came across some oil but not sure where exactly its from, the motor doesn't eat or drink oil.

Aligning the Perrin



Thats where i left off last night. I still have the stock and aftermarket heatshiled/s to install, the TMIC and bolting up the CBE to DP. I Hope these XL hangers i bought will be needed.




Came across some oil but not sure where exactly its from, the motor doesn't eat or drink oil.

Aligning the Perrin



Thats where i left off last night. I still have the stock and aftermarket heatshiled/s to install, the TMIC and bolting up the CBE to DP. I Hope these XL hangers i bought will be needed.
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I need some tin snips or something that will cut the stock heat shield so i can trim it to fit around the DP. Anyone local have some? All i will have for a heat shield is the SPT one.
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Yeah I know im not worried i have plenty of cooling, i just want to trim the stock and put it back on, less radiating heat better.
The exhaust sounds even better. Im digging the faster spool and the up top power and flow.
The exhaust sounds even better. Im digging the faster spool and the up top power and flow.
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I spent a little more and got a DEI Titanium Turbo Blanket, and after a hard drive, I can touch the blanket no problem. It's still hot, but nowhere near burning temperature, much cooler than the heat shield.
PTP makes a Subaru specific turbo blanket, because our turbos (especially stock) are quite small. The PTP blanket is a good bit cheaper (around $40 less) than the DEI, but there's a pretty good writeup on how well the DEI blanket worked, so I went with that one. However, I have seen good reviews on the PTP one as well. (plus the DEI just looks cooler
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