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Glad you are nearing the end and its getting fired up tomorrow! On issue #2. Are you talking about the bumper support or the hood latch support? The hood latch

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Old 06-22-2018, 07:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Glad you are nearing the end and its getting fired up tomorrow!

On issue #2. Are you talking about the bumper support or the hood latch support? The hood latch support is a small metal piece about 5 inches long. The bumper support is a giant compressed Styrofoam log.

On #3. All other forced induction kits delete the PCV and run breather filters to atmosphere like I suggest. The only reason stillen has it recirculating back into the system is to pass CARB.

On #4. You stated the use of stillen tank as an only option but the best option is to use the Factory overflow tank in the factory location.

I am not a huge fan of the way the 45* coupler is coming off your intercooler. I know it can be tricky dialing that Y pipe in to fit just right (but much easier than routing turbo piping all over the place) , but Its possible. Cant you clock the Y pipe clockwise about an inch? That should alleviate that small bend in your 45*.
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On #4. You stated the use of stillen tank as an only option but the best option is to use the Factory overflow tank in the factory location.

I am not a huge fan of the way the 45* coupler is coming off your intercooler. I know it can be tricky dialing that Y pipe in to fit just right (but much easier than routing turbo piping all over the place) , but Its possible. Cant you clock the Y pipe clockwise about an inch? That should alleviate that small bend in your 45*.
Completely agree with Topz on the coolant reservoir. Buuuuuutttt if you choose not to use it and its the pressurized version, I'd be happy to buy it from you .

With the couplers, put some windex or a tiny bit of soapy water where you connect the coupler. That will allow it to move much more freely while you get everything loose-connected. It will allow you to maneuver out any kinks and then tighten everything down. The "lube" will dry, no big deal. That's what I did to ensure I didn't have any kinks in mine.
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Completely agree with Topz on the coolant reservoir. Buuuuuutttt if you choose not to use it and its the pressurized version, I'd be happy to buy it from you .

With the couplers, put some windex or a tiny bit of soapy water where you connect the coupler. That will allow it to move much more freely while you get everything loose-connected. It will allow you to maneuver out any kinks and then tighten everything down. The "lube" will dry, no big deal. That's what I did to ensure I didn't have any kinks in mine.
This is very true. Windex makes that process a ton easier and the coupler should slip itself into fitment. Only problem is that Im sure you have buttoned her up and ready to fire.
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On #3. All other forced induction kits delete the PCV and run breather filters to atmosphere like I suggest. The only reason stillen has it recirculating back into the system is to pass CARB.
This is the first I've heard of this. What about dual catch cans?
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