So to start off, the fitment is on point as always. The quality is awesome, and the price is even better!
Buy it HERE
Spool times seem faster, Peak boost was .4 psi higher than my normal and charge temps were completely unaffected.
Skip to Step 9 for pictures of the part
Install Difficulty: Easy (keep in mind I'm a full time mechanic, if it takes you longer then it takes a little longer)
Install Time: 45 Min
Tools needed: 1/4" ratchet, 7mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, Screwdriver/panel tool, T30, phillips screw driver.
Step 1:
Remove engine cover.
Step 2:
Unclip breather tube.
Squeeze both sides and wiggle out.
Step 3:
Remove wipers
Pull the covers off the nuts, remove the 15mm nuts, give em a jiggle and remove.
Step 4:
Remove upper section of wiper cowl
Remove the 6 clips using the screw driver or panel tool
Step 5:
Remove the headlights (been covered many times so no pictures) with the T30 torex bit and phillips screw driver.
Step 6:
Remove the lower section of the wiper cowl
Four 10mm bolts
Two are hidden under the headlights
Two are visible when the top section of the cowl is removed
Un-clip the EVAP hose from its holder and remove the cowl by pulling towards the front of the car
Step 7:
Remove the 10mm nut and the 12mm stud from the valve cover
Use the 7mm to loosed the clamps at either end of the stock crossover pipe.
Pull up after removing the stock intake tube from the air box.
Step 8:
Transfer the bushings out of the old pipe into the new pipe.
Push the metal sleeves out and the pull them out, install them in the new pipe.
Step 9:
Look at the glorious part you are about to install on your car
Step 10:
Install the pipe, start with both clamps just tight enough to hold themselves in place on the coupler, start by pressing the coupler onto the turbo intake elbow (or upgrade yours with the Whoosh Turbo Inlet) and line up the one bushing over the stud on the valve cover.
Keep the intake tube from the air box out of your way for now till you get the pipe firmly seated onto the stud.
Install the stud and the nut to hold the pipe in its correct location, slide the intake from the air box onto the pipe and tighten that clamp with the 7mm socket.
Step 11:
The fun part. Tighten both clamps on the coupler with the 7mm socket.
Superman across your engine bay and do this with your left hand while holding the clamps in place with your right hand, I promise there's room to do this.
Note: marks on pipe are from me, i received it well packaged with no marks or scuffs at all.
Step 12:
Click the breather tube into the new cross over pipe. It will take some force, and push until it clicks.
If you're having some issues, use some intake cleaner to lubricate the o-ring, it'll help it slide in.
Step 13:
Re-install all removed parts in reverse order.
Look closely at the windshield and you'll see marks in the glass to line the wipers back up to their original location.
Step 14:
Enjoy!
Fitment on this is on point, no rubbing, no twisting, and no modification needed
Any questions on the install, or any other issues post em up and I'll be glad to help you out!
Buy it HERE
Spool times seem faster, Peak boost was .4 psi higher than my normal and charge temps were completely unaffected.
Skip to Step 9 for pictures of the part
Install Difficulty: Easy (keep in mind I'm a full time mechanic, if it takes you longer then it takes a little longer)
Install Time: 45 Min
Tools needed: 1/4" ratchet, 7mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, Screwdriver/panel tool, T30, phillips screw driver.
Step 1:
Remove engine cover.
Step 2:
Unclip breather tube.
Squeeze both sides and wiggle out.
Step 3:
Remove wipers
Pull the covers off the nuts, remove the 15mm nuts, give em a jiggle and remove.
Step 4:
Remove upper section of wiper cowl
Remove the 6 clips using the screw driver or panel tool
Step 5:
Remove the headlights (been covered many times so no pictures) with the T30 torex bit and phillips screw driver.
Step 6:
Remove the lower section of the wiper cowl
Four 10mm bolts
Two are hidden under the headlights
Two are visible when the top section of the cowl is removed
Un-clip the EVAP hose from its holder and remove the cowl by pulling towards the front of the car
Step 7:
Remove the 10mm nut and the 12mm stud from the valve cover
Use the 7mm to loosed the clamps at either end of the stock crossover pipe.
Pull up after removing the stock intake tube from the air box.
Step 8:
Transfer the bushings out of the old pipe into the new pipe.
Push the metal sleeves out and the pull them out, install them in the new pipe.
Step 9:
Look at the glorious part you are about to install on your car
Step 10:
Install the pipe, start with both clamps just tight enough to hold themselves in place on the coupler, start by pressing the coupler onto the turbo intake elbow (or upgrade yours with the Whoosh Turbo Inlet) and line up the one bushing over the stud on the valve cover.
Keep the intake tube from the air box out of your way for now till you get the pipe firmly seated onto the stud.
Install the stud and the nut to hold the pipe in its correct location, slide the intake from the air box onto the pipe and tighten that clamp with the 7mm socket.
Step 11:
The fun part. Tighten both clamps on the coupler with the 7mm socket.
Superman across your engine bay and do this with your left hand while holding the clamps in place with your right hand, I promise there's room to do this.
Note: marks on pipe are from me, i received it well packaged with no marks or scuffs at all.
Step 12:
Click the breather tube into the new cross over pipe. It will take some force, and push until it clicks.
If you're having some issues, use some intake cleaner to lubricate the o-ring, it'll help it slide in.
Step 13:
Re-install all removed parts in reverse order.
Look closely at the windshield and you'll see marks in the glass to line the wipers back up to their original location.
Step 14:
Enjoy!
Fitment on this is on point, no rubbing, no twisting, and no modification needed
Any questions on the install, or any other issues post em up and I'll be glad to help you out!