I'm trying to get the turbo on the manifold & the downpipe is hitting the AC piping in such a way that I can't line up the holes to put the studs in. I could force it in there, but then the downpipe is right on the rubber hose for the AC.
#76334, "RE: HRC Downpipe & AC piping" In response to Reply # 0
The AC hoses will bend where they bolt to the compressor if you push hard enough.
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#76344, "RE: HRC Downpipe & AC piping" In response to Reply # 2
What about where the hose changes to the piping that goes to the compressor. That fitting is where I'm getting caught. Can you somewhat bend that pipe to gain more room? It looks like if you were to bend that small pipe that it would split or crack.
How far away is everyone's AC hose from their downpipe?
#76346, "RE: HRC Downpipe & AC piping" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by HeDog It looks like if you were to bend that small pipe that it would split or crack.
It won't. bend it out of the way.
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