***Official WA Chat Thread***
So theres these combinations
1. 02 housing, downpipe, cat, exhaust
2. 02 housing, downpipe with built in cat delete, exhaust
3. Downpipe with built in o2 housing, cat, exhaust
This seem about right to anyone?
Is there a pipe that runs from the turbo all the way to the exhaust?
^not that I know of, unless someone custom made something. I think it is better to have a modular system anyway, except for the fact that some manufacturer's use slip-fit pieces on one of the ends while others go straight to a flanged/bolt design on both ends.
Check out MAP. They'll integrate a test pipe or HFC onto their O2 eliminating downpipe. I've bought stuff from them before and they have great prices and great customer service.
+1 for MAP! They will usually price match competitors really well too.
So theres these combinations
1. 02 housing, downpipe, cat, exhaust
2. 02 housing, downpipe with built in cat delete, exhaust
3. Downpipe with built in o2 housing, cat, exhaust
This seem about right to anyone?
Is there a pipe that runs from the turbo all the way to the exhaust?
1. 02 housing, downpipe, cat, exhaust
2. 02 housing, downpipe with built in cat delete, exhaust
3. Downpipe with built in o2 housing, cat, exhaust
This seem about right to anyone?
Is there a pipe that runs from the turbo all the way to the exhaust?
number two can go either what you have above or 02 housing, downpipe, test pipe and exhaust.
for number 3 i think you meant this one:
http://www.maperformance.com/map-sta...2e-ss-evo.html
i went with 1. because its trouble up here when you dont have a catylictic coverter.
haha same shiet.
anyway can anyone recommend an auto shelter/portable garage for the evo? im looking for something like this:
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...B17%252527.jsp
anyway can anyone recommend an auto shelter/portable garage for the evo? im looking for something like this:
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...B17%252527.jsp
is there any way to adjust the lip of the 9? i accidentally scraped bad on my drive way and the left kinda is a little low but not much at all i am just **** about little gaps and stuff...
The lip is held onto the front bumper cover with screws. You have to take the undertray off to get access to them. If there's a noticeable gap, you probably broke one of the supports that the screws go into. There's no real adjustment in the way it's attached. It's not difficult to remove the lip to fix it, just very time consuming because of all the stupid plastic fasteners that hold the undertray on.
Unfortunately no. The supports are molded into the lip. Superglue or epoxy would be the fix.
Oh, I still have my stock lip sitting in the garage so I'll take a picture later so you can see what you'll be dealing with.
Oh, I still have my stock lip sitting in the garage so I'll take a picture later so you can see what you'll be dealing with.
crap so getting a new bumper would probably be the only solution.....its not that big of a gap but it bugs me....is the support a tab looking thing on the inside of the wheel well? i might just have to take off the bumper to check...i'm hella sad....its not that even that big of a gap...im just being **** about it
Last edited by MR_Evo206; Feb 25, 2010 at 04:34 PM.
haha same shiet.
anyway can anyone recommend an auto shelter/portable garage for the evo? im looking for something like this:
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...B17%252527.jsp
anyway can anyone recommend an auto shelter/portable garage for the evo? im looking for something like this:
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...B17%252527.jsp
Sounds like an excuse to get a CF lip! The lip is held onto the front bumper cover with screws. You have to take the undertray off to get access to them. If there's a noticeable gap, you probably broke one of the supports that the screws go into. There's no real adjustment in the way it's attached. It's not difficult to remove the lip to fix it, just very time consuming because of all the stupid plastic fasteners that hold the undertray on.
The lip is held onto the front bumper cover with screws. You have to take the undertray off to get access to them. If there's a noticeable gap, you probably broke one of the supports that the screws go into. There's no real adjustment in the way it's attached. It's not difficult to remove the lip to fix it, just very time consuming because of all the stupid plastic fasteners that hold the undertray on.
yeah i don't want to get a cf lip right now lol but i wouldn't mind hahah i just took a crappy angle to get into the drive way that is all...its not that the lip is hanging super low there is just a little gap i want to fix