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Old 10-23-2009, 02:50 AM
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Because modifying wrenches isn't needed for that middle bottom nut.

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While I do believe the AbsurdFlow mani to be a better piece, I was able to install my BEGi S5 mani with an unmodified 14mm Craftsman wrench. I can't see why everyone has such a problem, 1.6 cars maybe?
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And from the top no less, I'm jealous.
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my ETD doesn't require modified wrenches.

everyone has nipples too, not just you.
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I used a typical craftsman box wrench on mine...
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I don't have anything on that stud....Whatever.
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I used this ho:

Mine is a bit tighter than yours, but equally glorious.
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I imagine Andrew is holding your hand on this, but I mistanely had a leak at the dp. You probably need a friend to help hold the downpipe to make sure its flush when putting the clamp on.

When I fixed this I went from making 11psi at 3600 to 3200rpm, lol.

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Originally Posted by hustler
I imagine Andrew is holding your hand on this, but I mistanely had a leak at the dp. You probably need a friend to help hold the downpipe to make sure its flush when putting the clamp on.

When I fixed this I went from making 11psi at 3600 to 3200rpm, lol.

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lol.

Impressive.
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Originally Posted by hustler
I used this ho:

Mine is a bit tighter than yours, but equally glorious.
12 & 14mm combo FTW!
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What are the squares on top of the manifold? Are they future EGT bungs to be drilled?

PS looking good.
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I too had no issues accessing my nut with a standard wrench on my s5 manifold.
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Originally Posted by Cococarbine3
What are the squares on top of the manifold? Are they future EGT bungs to be drilled?

PS looking good.
Gussetting...its what you need when your ***** drop and you cut a hot-lap for the first time in your life.
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Originally Posted by hustler
Gussetting...its what you need when your ***** drop and you cut a hot-lap for the first time in your life.
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Nick,
What are you doing about turbine/chra hardware? I'm trying the "nimonic" **** with inconel safety wire. If that fails I'm dropping off the green car to Mike Minnet in Fort Worth with an LS3, T56, and 8.8 rear...after I grow a few thousand bucks.
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I see the problem. His turbocharger is guzzling beer.
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Originally Posted by hustler
...after I grow a few thousand bucks.

Sounds painful.
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Strange, i always had a hell of a time getting that nut on with my begi cast mani. I thought everyone had one of these:
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Originally Posted by hustler
I imagine Andrew is holding your hand on this, but I mistanely had a leak at the dp. You probably need a friend to help hold the downpipe to make sure its flush when putting the clamp on.
No, by myself. I actually rigged up a few pieces of 2x4 to hold the bottom of the dp in place while i played with it a bit. No leaks that i know of yet. Only test drove it a mile or so last night.

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Nick,
What are you doing about turbine/chra hardware? I'm trying the "nimonic" **** with inconel safety wire. If that fails I'm dropping off the green car to Mike Minnet in Fort Worth with an LS3, T56, and 8.8 rear...after I grow a few thousand bucks.
There is currently nothing on it. I need to get the car to a fabricator for some solid charge pipes to finish up my exhaust then to TC design for a cage. Ill be safety wireing mine with ss wire before the car sees any boost. I would have safety wired it before i put it together but i broke like 3 drill bits. These bolts are strong.
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buy inconel wire...no more chances. I think I'm going to start with the TiAL bolts I already bought, wired with inconel, and if that fails I will use the "nimonic" **** from Williams F2. I'd rather drill on the $10 hardware than drill on the $130 nut and stud combo that is sure to wreck my life.

I was able to point my charge pipes "down" unlike most others with the AF stuff and I just had Abe/ARTech use the old begi pipes.

BTW, I'm also thinking about trying to get the 11psi BOV spring to work becuase I had very high Silicon #'s on my last uoa most likely from the BOV staying open.
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