Large IC install/pluming

[topsparky]

Sounds good. - The are defiantly good quality IC's.

P.s. i was wondering how long it would take for someone to make a remark about my support bottles.. Didnt think it would happen so quickly though

glad to be of service bo

[s2_bo]

nice one bo i'm thinking of getting the same
one for my urs4 only it's £15 cheaper
coz i only live 18 miles away
p.s bo
are the bottles underneath for water injection

Sounds good. - The are defiantly good quality IC's.

P.s. i was wondering how long it would take for someone to make a remark about my support bottles.. Didnt think it would happen so quickly though

[s2_bo]

The input side will be connected to Turbo and DV using the Samco hose that is already in place. I just need to work out how to get the 60mmODI/54mmIDI Samco to fit over the 60mm IC inlet.


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The Xmember will be made out of a length of 40mm box section stainless steel. With 5mm SS plates for the fixings and the hangers to the IC.

So far i have spent £120 on the IC and £40 on the Stainless steel.

[topsparky]

nice one bo i'm thinking of getting the same
one for my urs4 only it's £15 cheaper
coz i only live 18 miles away
p.s bo
are the bottles underneath for water injection

[s2_bo]

Im going to attempt to fit one of these 780x300x76mm Intercoolers.

There is various threads on here that show how they can be plumed in but i am going to try to do the piping a little different because id like to keep the Aux Rad for now .

I am going to try running the Exit pipe to Boost pipe back behind the IC under the Cam Pulley and then straight up at the left. The Pipe work will look something like this:

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The separate sections will be welded and the right side (IC Exit) will have another elbow welded to it so that it connects to the IC with a 60mm IDA Silicon Elbow