Downpipe install help
#11
Finally got it all finished today. Definitely a different sound (but a good one), butt dyno feels the difference. Also, the turbo seems to spool faster, anybody know why? I have the street series with the cat, but I threw a CEL after about 10 minutes of driving. Didn't think I'd need to space the o2 sensors, but I guess so. How much are those bad boys and where is the best place to get them? Thanks.
i also have the street series and ALSO have a cel. I have mine because i installed the last piece (part w/ the cat) backwards *embarrassed* lol! I havent had a chance to flip it around yet though. I would say check your code to see if it is the catalytic efficiency below threshold one.... Clear it and if it comes back THEN get the spacer.
the plug defoulers are pretty cheap... prob in the $10 range.
#12
One other thing: I'm noticing that I'm getting a "clunking" sound when I suddenly apply power. I don't get the usual rattle associated with the 42 DD dp, but the clunk comes once torque is applied quickly to the engine. Obviously, some part of the dp is hitting something, but I don't know what. Any idea what might be going on?
#16
Yes just the bushings. And the install is about 100x easier than the down pipe so if you did that your good to go. Take off the under engine cover, 4 bolts holding it on (stretch bolts, should be getting new ones from ecs), unbolt the mount holding the bushings in. Replace the bushing, most people only do the 2 in the back, not the round one. And reassemble.
#18
sorry yes i meant the dogbone bushings... the install is really easy. I think i had my mount out and reinstalled w/ new bushings in about 15 minutes.
everyone says to get new bolts. I personally didnt, but it is "recommended."
everyone says to get new bolts. I personally didnt, but it is "recommended."
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02-20-2011 03:44 PM