FP Stainless Housing
#367
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I have a 2.4L and I informed them of this. I believed they still built this off the 2.0L which cause alittle bit of clearance issue with the underside of the downpipe vibrating on the chassis.
Another issue was the dump tube. In their pictures they had it lined up along the on the starter side. Well There was NO WAY to line the dump tube up without removing the starter shield. I remove the started shield and it was barely 1-2mm away from the power side of the starter.
I started readjusting all the piping and come to realize that if you put the dump tube on the passenger side. it will actually work! It needs to be trimmed but it is a much positioning rather then the driver side dump. I don't know why they didnt just dump it on that side?
Possibly all these problems could have been caused by the additional +6mm from the 2.4L. Which I clearly told them multple times over the phone and through PM.
Last edited by _des_; Aug 13, 2014 at 12:48 PM.
#368
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I was afraid of that^ I have the same issues already with other dp's on my 2.4. I really am planning on going with a bb red ss housing and was glad to see that map offered a map dp, but if there's a fitment issue there (I hate rattles) then looks like I'm back to the drawing board on that plan...unless of course they come to addressing the issue. I do only live a few hours away *cough*Chris Carey*cough*
#370
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Here is a nice link with some pictures.
#371
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Our website still requires buyers to select their block (2.0 or 2.4) at the time of purchase so that we can compensate for the additional deck height as I outlined above. All of our O2 eliminator downpipes require the use of the spacers that you pictured from your old O2 eliminator, if those were not included with your new downpipe I would be happy to get some sent out to you promptly.