supercharger change out
02-23-2007, 11:06 AM
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Best thing I can tell you is search out and read up. Many things can be left out. If you search and use others experiences you can ensure the best possible change
02-24-2007, 12:48 PM
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What stovepipe? For the EGR? Why are you changing it? Supercharged cars don't have that issue. You don't have a plastic upper intake manifold. You have a Supercharger.
02-24-2007, 07:58 PM
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I don't know just hear everybody saying stove pipe this stove pipe that and how they should be replaced...can't find the aluminum intake gasket around here either, and what about this exhaust sheild stud?
02-24-2007, 08:31 PM
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Who'* got a picture of a search button? lol
The stovepipe.. yeah.. that'* for the non supercharged... forget it. Don't need it.
Aluminum gaskets.. that'* only for the Series 2 folks.. buy gaskets..don't worry.
The exhaust stud.. and the supercharger double nut trick. Those..yeah..good questions.
The stovepipe.. yeah.. that'* for the non supercharged... forget it. Don't need it.
Aluminum gaskets.. that'* only for the Series 2 folks.. buy gaskets..don't worry.
The exhaust stud.. and the supercharger double nut trick. Those..yeah..good questions.
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02-24-2007, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Tool wise, you will need
8mm soccket
10mm socket
13mm socket
15mm socket
Fingers
Ratchet
extension for ratchet.
Also wrenches of the above sockets.
Search and learn from others that have done it. Find the double nut trick, as well as reading up on the infamous exhaust shield stud that holds the TB bracket on.
8mm soccket
10mm socket
13mm socket
15mm socket
Fingers
Ratchet
extension for ratchet.
Also wrenches of the above sockets.
Search and learn from others that have done it. Find the double nut trick, as well as reading up on the infamous exhaust shield stud that holds the TB bracket on.