CPRsm
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After the merge plumbed back into the DP.
No problems with ground clearance Buzz. The k-member is specifically made to have oval tubing pass under it. In these pics, the car is low enough I couldn't get it onto my trailer with the nose on the car. Even w the hitch angling the ass end of the trailer down, still couldn't get the car on lol. Still plenty of room under though.
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I won't be fitting this one with the A/A because it will run the A/W. But I do have a rough cut in of the A/A on the TT. You can see the feathering from the saw in the plastic before I cleaned it up. I show you the cooler on that car because the A/A along w other things is exactly the same.Have you fitted the A/A intercooler yet? Pics?
Tubular 4 into 1 headers w V band connections and 1/2in thick CNC'd flanges
Crossover, 5in down pipe split into dual 3in which runs all the way back to your cat back connection. No need to buy a mid pipe after kit purchase.![]()
Oops, I meant axle back. I always get them confused. But I will probably make one that will probably be a few bucks cheaper by tying it back in the cats in the stock location. The cats not moving is a good thing (CARB wise). Problem is CARB is too stupid to accept anything they "think" won't pass. I think it will be automatically out because of not using the stock airbox. What I mean by too stupid is the cats can't be moved more than 3in from the exh valve in it's stock location. It affects start up smog and time to light off the cats. Since one knows this, they could move the cats closer to the turbo(s) to help this. But that automatically disqualifies. Even if it cures the problem and it were to pass testing with flying colors. It's like trying to reason with a child throwing a temper tantrum. I have quite the distaste for bureaucrats w power and a lack of knowledge.
That being said I thin the down pipes I make next that tie to the stock mid pipe should still be 49 state legal.