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How hard is it to install a greddy type S

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TheRealist

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Dec 12, 2005
Chula Vista, California
There running out and i am decideing to buy one very soon, but i was wondering how hard are they to install, thing im worried about is to Reculerate it, i dought i spelled it right but to reculerate it is it easy to do??
 
The install is very easy - You can buy a type-s with fittings for your stock intercooler piping - or if you have hard i/c piping, you can get a type-s with a flange. the flange needs to be welded to your i/c piping, then it just takes two bolts and a gasket (should be provided with the bov). As for recirculating, the type-s connects the same as the stock bov.
 
v8what said:
The install is very easy - You can buy a type-s with fittings for your stock intercooler piping - or if you have hard i/c piping, you can get a type-s with a flange. the flange needs to be welded to your i/c piping, then it just takes two bolts and a gasket (should be provided with the bov). As for recirculating, the type-s connects the same as the stock bov.

Dude, dont you read WTF , we already established that in the Double thread this guy started :notgood: , I had already said all of this before. What fittings are you talking about anyway. There is a flange, gasket, t fitting, and BOV, that is it! Unless you get the recirc kit, then you reroute it to your intake, plain and simple. OMG is it that easy, yes... :talon:
 
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