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jamiebennett81
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it should just fit as standard if you are running the standard cooler
as it has been pushed back to fit, then yes you will need to trim it. Best way to trim it, either with a blade from a dremel multitool, or the usual small saw. Cut it bit by bit so you dont cut off too much
best way to say is loosen the pipe from the IC pipe onto the throttle body pipe, and place it over one another to see how much it overlaps - this will give you an idea of how much you need to cut away
Divert Valve to Upper Boost Pipe & N75 to Upper Boost Pipe
Mate, which hoses are these on the forge site? Can you give me a link please?
Nice one, thanks. Didnt realise that kink was such an issue? I will sort it this lunch time.
Heres the link mate, http://www.forgemotorsport.co.uk/content.asp?inc=product&cat=190201&product=FMKT005
jamiebennett81
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these ones:
http://www.forgemotorsport.com/content.asp?inc=product&cat=190201&product=FMKT005
5 piece silicon hose set
jamiebennett81
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general rule of thumb is that no pipe on an engine should be kinked as I am sure you know
you should feel a slight improvement in performance due to a smoother running intake of air, as the kink will cause a disruption to the air flow
Cheers. Hmm, the intercooler hasnt been changed, wonder why it doesnt fit flush then?
these ones:
http://www.forgemotorsport.com/content.asp?inc=product&cat=190201&product=FMKT005
5 piece silicon hose set
That is listed for the 180bhp engine, is it the same for the LCR because I can't see anything similar under the listings for an LCR.
P.S sorry for the hijack.
Would be useful to see a slightly wider angle photo, looks like you just need to trim a bit off as stated.
jamiebennett81
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they don't appear to do a set, other than a combination of intercooler and the main turbo pipe, but these are all sold seperately
take a look at Awesomegti....they seem to do some good combinations of pipes
Perhaps give Forge a call mate, see what they say? they may say it will just need trimming
Yo,
Just did a quick fix at lunch, took off approx 20mm. The down part of the pipe is now verticle, i am assuming this is correct or should it be at a slight slant?
Just did a quick fix at lunch, took off approx 20mm. The down part of the pipe is now verticle, i am assuming this is correct or should it be at a slight slant?
The angle is not too important mate really, I think the main issue is that the tube should be a uniform shape on the inside so the air flows properly.
I bought this also had no 
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