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12-26-2003
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Originally posted by fly98ex
go go booshted sohc's
go go booshted sohc's
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my is OG baby. check out the sig. one of the first peeps that got an sf turbo
and still going.
my is OG baby. check out the sig. one of the first peeps that got an sf turbo
and still going.
and i know the lip is not painted... its not installed either.. just for the pic.
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by rscivic
Not sure how to bring them to this thread either- my pics are in my gallery..
Hey Catalyst, just curious but are there any other girlies with the SF kit yet? I was thinking about that the other day?
Melissa
Not sure how to bring them to this thread either- my pics are in my gallery..
Hey Catalyst, just curious but are there any other girlies with the SF kit yet? I was thinking about that the other day?
Melissa
yea NY reppin!! love the inca..
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by civic30
ok someone please tell me why like every kit looks different???
ok someone please tell me why like every kit looks different???
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Originally posted by civic30
ok someone please tell me why like every kit looks different???
ok someone please tell me why like every kit looks different???
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by iamboo
it's because we all got our kits powder coated different colors and some of us have a different plumbing design for our pipes...
it's because we all got our kits powder coated different colors and some of us have a different plumbing design for our pipes...
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by OsOBooSTeD
hey dober from what i can telll.... YOU installed YOUR drain fitting to the oil pan backwards... lmao. didnt it seem aili short? haahahah
hey dober from what i can telll.... YOU installed YOUR drain fitting to the oil pan backwards... lmao. didnt it seem aili short? haahahah
i think i was so proud of my oil pan drilling that i didnt take the time to think about how it was supposed to fit
12-27-2003
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Rep Power: 0 damn bro yours is mangled...
i should have placed the tap on the outside of the pan instead i went from the inside of the pan and stuck just the main hole through...either way it will work but i guess oso's way is the correct way.
i should have placed the tap on the outside of the pan instead i went from the inside of the pan and stuck just the main hole through...either way it will work but i guess oso's way is the correct way.
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Rep Power: 303 yeah that flange got f-d up hardcore lol. when u do it, i reccommend high-temp red silicone. It was recommended by others on this site and it definately works well. Also keep in mind you need to re-bolt your oil pan after your finished so make sure not to block any bolt holes what would be above the flange...
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Rep Power: 0 I didnt get f-d up u asses... BLAME our great and wonderful Derek-CEO for that... that ******* must have crunched that **** with plyers... 
either way tho... thats the number ONE thing i HATE about this kit.....
Im getting a SS line put in. I dont like nor trust rubber next to my exhaust... not to mention if it breaks there goes my engine.
either way tho... thats the number ONE thing i HATE about this kit.....
Im getting a SS line put in. I dont like nor trust rubber next to my exhaust... not to mention if it breaks there goes my engine.
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by OsOBooSTeD
I didnt get f-d up u asses... BLAME our great and wonderful Derek-CEO for that... that ******* must have crunched that **** with plyers...
either way tho... thats the number ONE thing i HATE about this kit.....
Im getting a SS line put in. I dont like nor trust rubber next to my exhaust... not to mention if it breaks there goes my engine.
I didnt get f-d up u asses... BLAME our great and wonderful Derek-CEO for that... that ******* must have crunched that **** with plyers...
either way tho... thats the number ONE thing i HATE about this kit.....
Im getting a SS line put in. I dont like nor trust rubber next to my exhaust... not to mention if it breaks there goes my engine.
hey did you guys put any sealer on the fitting for the rubber return line on the bottom of the turbo? i think i am leaking oil from there i am gonna put some gasket maker on it and see if it helps.
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Rep Power: 0 hey andy a few maintenace questions for you since I read you have alc and air to water intercooler. How often and what kind of alc do you have to use when you run out? and how often do you need to refill or change the water?
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Rep Power: 584 when i bolt the oil fitting to the pan, should i weld it too, or is that overkill.....i dont' want any leaks.
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by civic01vtec
when i bolt the oil fitting to the pan, should i weld it too, or is that overkill.....i dont' want any leaks.
when i bolt the oil fitting to the pan, should i weld it too, or is that overkill.....i dont' want any leaks.
