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Bolt-on Tech: 4G63 intake, exhaust, intake manifold, ignition, fuel system, cooling, etc.

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Old 03-27-2012, 05:08 PM Show Printable Version Show Printable Version   Email this Post to a Friend Email this Post      #1 (permalink)
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ETS street IC and A/C lines


Anyone using both? The lines are right in the way. Some guidence if you are. Thanks

BTW bought the IC used and google didnt come up with any good instructions

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I never used ac, didnt see many using it anyway, maybe reroute the lines.


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I never used ac, didnt see many using it anyway, maybe reroute the lines.
With the AC condenser fitting around 1 inch and the widest part of the coupler..itll be more like remaking the AC lines I guess ETS was off when it says only the PS cooler needs removed
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Call ETS, they will give you the link to their instructions. Did it for their 2g kit when I bought it used.
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Call ETS, they will give you the link to their instructions. Did it for their 2g kit when I bought it used.
Ok will do, did you keep your AC lines
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Those instructions didnt do shit, the pics were all blurry and they kind of made sense.

I had ac lines still in my car when i put my ETS short route piping in. After I enlarged the holes in the rad support, I bent the lines out of the way just enough to squeeze the pipes through, then bent them back so they wouldnt rub on anything (not alot of room to work with). But I have since removed my ac system due to it not working.

Moral of the story, you dont need to remove the ac lines if you dont want to.


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Thanks Christopher at ETS

http://www.extremeturbosystems.com/instructions/1g.pdf
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Ended up having this made for the DS

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Ahh i really like your set up.


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Ahh i really like your set up.
Thanks..its been fun and cursing, sometimes at the same time. Now I need to figure out how to shoehorn the fans and scroud in there
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Thanks..its been fun and cursing, sometimes at the same time. Now I need to figure out how to shoehorn the fans and scroud in there
Yes sir, I just pulled the a/c complete out because I couldn't fit the fan back in. I actually had problem with my pipe being long enough to fit all the way thorough the D shape hole

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Yes sir, I just pulled the a/c complete out because I couldn't fit the fan back in. I actually had problem with my pipe being long enough to fit all the way thorough the D shape hole
I had to buy a 6inch x 2.5 coupler to make it longer
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Hey man, can you share more info on the a/c hose you had made? I need to do the same thing!

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They cut and rewelded the hard line so it was about a 80deg, then put in the flex line, to the stock top swivel head. Not sure the exact details. they said what do you want, I told them they did it
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They cut and rewelded the hard line so it was about a 80deg, then put in the flex line, to the stock top swivel head. Not sure the exact details. they said what do you want, I told them they did it
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