My fall teardown sep 25-27
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Since I have 3 days off this week I want to try to sort some issues out on the car before winter. I want to try to figure out whats going on with the crazy IAT issues and address a few other things as well. So heres whats lined up
-Reinstalling Stock TB
-Removing Stock Heat Exchanger and relocating in front of the AC condenser
-Reinstalling AEM progressive water/meth controller
-Removing Back seats and soundproofing interior as well as underbody and fenderwells to try to kill some road/exhaust noise
-Fix my amp in the trunk from falling off the trunk roof since screws are no longer working
-Replace bypass valve with the one that came with the Harrop
-Double check the plumbing is right and not backwards on my option B setup
Does anyone have a proper option B diagram that has the stock and a aftermarket HE listed, I keep wondering if theres something wrong here my temps are just so much higher than others.
-Reinstalling Stock TB
-Removing Stock Heat Exchanger and relocating in front of the AC condenser
-Reinstalling AEM progressive water/meth controller
-Removing Back seats and soundproofing interior as well as underbody and fenderwells to try to kill some road/exhaust noise
-Fix my amp in the trunk from falling off the trunk roof since screws are no longer working
-Replace bypass valve with the one that came with the Harrop
-Double check the plumbing is right and not backwards on my option B setup
Does anyone have a proper option B diagram that has the stock and a aftermarket HE listed, I keep wondering if theres something wrong here my temps are just so much higher than others.
As far as the progressive kit.. personally, id stick with the standard.
And the plumbing issue... There was a thread a few weeks ago that had the pics ur looking for.
ZZP actually has these pictures on their website.
And the plumbing issue... There was a thread a few weeks ago that had the pics ur looking for.
ZZP actually has these pictures on their website.
Why not try just removing the stock heat exchanger all together? I tried it both ways and it worked best for me to just use the CX racing heat exchanger by itself.
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well I got the stock HE moved up front of the AC condenser, I notice I do have some pinched hoses so I'll be putting in some fittings tommorow
Verified against the GM diagram that everything is plumbed right
Verified against the GM diagram that everything is plumbed right
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