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I don't think these photos do it any justice and amonst the shit it my engine bay it looks REALLY out of place but once' my rocker cover is chromed and my wires tidied up...leads...etc...all hose connectors chrome blue aswell then it should look smick.


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Post by Paradoxx »

Hmm i dont mean to knock it... but isnt that a lot of trouble to go to for a cross-over pipe? I would be spending my efforts on a front mount cooler... but to each his own i guess.
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Post by madeofmilo »

knock all you like! I'm open to criticism...well your right a front mount is a top idea and certainly on the agenda but it only cost me $20 for that pipe so it's pretty cool...

if I could do a intercooler mount for $20 I would :P
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Post by CussCuss »

so im taking it you either can do pipework by yourself or have someone who can do it on the cheap. A good cooler setup (inc cooler) should cost under $300 if you can make the piping yourself.
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Post by MrBishi »

I personally would be sketchy about putting a cooler on it. I think you are sucking Gas through the turbo (limited knowledge on gas systems) - do you really want flammable gas going through your intercooler?
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Just a quick question, it might be the photos, but where are your injectors?
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Draw-thru carby.. just after the airfilter.
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Post by avandull »

So thats what a gas carby looks like on a starion. Old Volvo intercoolers are cheap, less then $150 and they are big. I did the piping on my car myself cost about $100. Its not that neat but it works and its reliable. Have a look at my website some time if you wont to see what I have done.

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what kind of airbox setup is that ?
, looks interesting
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Post by madeofmilo »

pod air filter, 'cos on GAS (straight) no need, for air flow meters etc...

I noticed the difference it made, it's great.


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Post by Xentro »

This LPG setup is really interesting.

Did you install it yourself?
What is needed to install LPG
With the gas price being over 1.86AU$ per liter over here it would be worth investigating.
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