ive had my turbo setup on for a little over a month now and finally got the piping to put my front mount on. Its a universal pipe kit and a stock srt fmic. i know it will require some cutting but i cant figure out how to even run the piping, it seems like everything is in the way-everywhere i try torun the piping. anyone used this setup or know how the piping is ran?thanks for the help!!!

 

Cut the two holes in the front support and mount the intercooler. You'll run the cold side straight up and over and hook it into the throttle body. The hotside gets run under the engine, around the oil pan (in between the pan and the tranny, you'll have to remove the tranny support if I remember right), and then up behind the engine to the turbo.

 

i just couldnt figure out the cold side because there seemed to be too much straight behind the radiator to run piping there. but i appreciate the diagram and any further experiences anyone has had!

 

is the ecu located up front? if it is thats what i thought id be running into, but i just looked at it last night briefly.plannin on doin it tomorrow night..headed to 4th hr so ill check up on this after school.thanks

 

Yeah you do have to move the PCM over because its in the way of the cold side of the intercooler/piping.

 

is there somewhere else to mount it? or will i have to fabricate something ?

 

i never moved my ecu or anything for that matter to fit the pipe in... let me see if i can grab some pics.

 

hmmm..yea pics would be appreciated

 

I'm trying, but i'm having issues finding them... I'm pretty sure there was a pre-drilled hole on the cold side that i used that lined up everything perfect.

I do have a video that may be of some help... not sure since i can't view it from work.

try this: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...37747330924224

 

yea there was justa brief shot of the cold side. didnt seem like much was in the way. and you said you didnt have to move your ecu so i guess its not in the way.im havin my buddys dad do it for metomorrow cuz hes good with fab'n stuff sohopefully it goes smoothly, but then again, nothing wit a car ever does!