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looking for a top notch TD04 install write up, i thought it was a little easier than its turning out to be, i tried searching for one, idk maybe im blind, help haha

People in Warren marry their 1st cousins in Scappoose.

Joking...

What are you having issues with?

Perhaps some elaboration on your problems will net some more useful responses?
i.e. When I did mine I simply cut the small tab holding the water nipples together and turned one around to face the opposite direction.
But I have no idea if that's the problem you're facing.
Help us help you.

douglas vincent wrote:People in Warren marry their 1st cousins in Scappoose.

Joking...

What are you having issues with?

ouch........

beatersubi wrote:Perhaps some elaboration on your problems will net some more useful responses?
i.e. When I did mine I simply cut the small tab holding the water nipples together and turned one around to face the opposite direction.
But I have no idea if that's the problem you're facing.
Help us help you.

haha i was kinda of hoping there was a write up with all the answers,but the 90* inlet, the cold air inlet. small shit that i didnt think of before./

I had the advantage of having the motor out of the car which was still running, so I had some time to work that stuff out.
For the turbo inlet I used an elbow from these guys and a short section of the appropriately sized exhaust pipe to connect to the stock bellows/elbow. The silicone elbow needed to be trimmed a bit and the exhaust pipe needed to be 'ovaled' to fit next to the manifold runner.

beatersubi wrote:I had the advantage of having the motor out of the car which was still running, so I had some time to work that stuff out.
For the turbo inlet I used an elbow from these guys and a short section of the appropriately sized exhaust pipe to connect to the stock bellows/elbow. The silicone elbow needed to be trimmed a bit and the exhaust pipe needed to be 'ovaled' to fit next to the manifold runner.

When you got your 90* elbow from those guys was it hard or flexible like the nice silicone hoses you get from perrin or samco? I bought a 90* elbow in blue from that site and I don't think it's silicone but plastic/rubber. It's hard rubbery material and does not flex at all. I'm worried it might not fit right since it won't bend at all. I also got Tbolt clamps from them and they look good.

All the silicone couplers I've ordered from them have been flexible. But I've always ordered black. Maybe there's a difference in material. I'm inclined to think they should all be flexable, though.

Alright that's it I gotta take a picture of this thing for you and you should show me a picture of yours. I'll have to retrieve it from my parents house first, it's inside my subaru right now.

I think they ripped me off and sent me the wrong thing.

The ones I've bought from them have been soft and flexible.