Does anyone no where i can get replacement piping
10-09-2009, 06:06 PM
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Does anyone no where i can get replacement piping
I bought a used zpi turbo kit with turbo toyota piping and unfortunately i scrap everywhere, i just need the pipe that goes from the intercooler up to the trodal body. Does anyone have any idea where i can find one???
10-09-2009, 06:11 PM
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Would a supra one work??
I would suggest this website http://toyotapartszone.com
for OEM parts, i heard about interswapping Supra parts. So it might work up to you.
Some picks would be great thanks
I would suggest this website http://toyotapartszone.com
for OEM parts, i heard about interswapping Supra parts. So it might work up to you.
Some picks would be great thanks
10-09-2009, 06:23 PM
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it's throttle body, and if you have a decent shop nearby, they can make it for you. thats what i did with my turbotoyotas kit. was missing the charge pipe that went from the turbo to the intercooler, so the shop bead rolled one for me.
10-10-2009, 04:11 AM
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Its sad how people come on here to get some info and possibly some help on something and yet have to deal with people like you. It was a simple question in which a few members have responded with helpful suggestions. If you're having a bad day or something please take it elsewhere as your comments are not needed here.
Anyways, trdtc07 i'll have the pics sent to you as soon as i can find them. Thanks for your help.
10-10-2009, 04:16 AM
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All the shops that i've been to said that they can't make the pipe for me because they only have steel piping and as you all know steel pipe is not good for intercooler piping. I would need aluminum pipe in which i would have to order and may not get here in time for when i need it.
10-10-2009, 04:28 AM
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okay...find a place with aluminum pipes...and then take them to a shop to get bent into place? i can't imagine that you think you can just find one fairly specialized pipe on the internet some where. even when people part out their cars and turbo kits, they don't part it down to the individual piping.
10-10-2009, 05:06 AM
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dude do you have a problem???? ive gone to five shops and each of them have said the same thing, that they could'nt make it. Unfortunately there aren't any performance shops within a decent distance that can fabricate that pipe for me.
Its sad how people come on here to get some info and possibly some help on something and yet have to deal with people like you. It was a simple question in which a few members have responded with helpful suggestions. If you're having a bad day or something please take it elsewhere as your comments are not needed here.
Anyways, trdtc07 i'll have the pics sent to you as soon as i can find them. Thanks for your help.
Its sad how people come on here to get some info and possibly some help on something and yet have to deal with people like you. It was a simple question in which a few members have responded with helpful suggestions. If you're having a bad day or something please take it elsewhere as your comments are not needed here.
Anyways, trdtc07 i'll have the pics sent to you as soon as i can find them. Thanks for your help.
All the shops that i've been to said that they can't make the pipe for me because they only have steel piping and as you all know steel pipe is not good for intercooler piping. I would need aluminum pipe in which i would have to order and may not get here in time for when i need it.
the pipe u need is after the intercooler, u can use steel its just slightly heavier(i wouldnt care)
but if u must...read drax post above mine
10-10-2009, 05:16 AM
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dude, in your original post, you said nothing about going anywhere for pipe bending. i can't psychically know you went to 5 shops. anyway, what is wrong with using stainless steel? it is stronger than aluminum, and a bit heavier, but that difference is negligible. only other drawback i can think of is...it gets more heat soaked than aluminum...
10-10-2009, 03:39 PM
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That is why im asking because obviously i've ran out of ideas, and also this at least i thought was a forum to ask advice and give advice in turn and that's how people learn. I misspelled thottle body and you immediately jumped on it and tried to be an _______. Get a life dude
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