TB Bypass 5 minute install my ass.
06-14-2006, 07:46 PM
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Now that I have done it would take me like 10 minutes, hardest part was those stupid clamps. Anyways 25 minutes and 9 cuts later its done. Now for a lower t-stat. Cai, tb bypass and lower Tstat all should compliment each other very well.
06-15-2006, 12:27 AM
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it took me like less than 10 when I did it and most of the time was measuring and cutting the hose to bypass the TB with. Easy install dont know why so many problems
06-15-2006, 01:24 AM
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It is kinda tight in there, I can see where some people can have problems. These cars don't have all the room in the world, so someone that is not used to working in a tight spot will hate it.. I still have some problems with things, and tools go flying.. lol
06-21-2006, 12:14 PM
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Why are people having such a hard time with this?? It should not be that hard, yea some of the clamps are a bit difficult but geez, come on people 10 minutes max.
07-06-2006, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by the_merv
Whats up fire- haven't seen you in a bit. I'll do that then when I get back. I can't wait to get home and work on it.. lol All this stuff that I can and have to do, and it just sits in storage, and I am in Iraq...
I got a ton of mod $$ for it too, and a few things to fix to keep me busy for a while. A blown Head Gasket, new Oil Dipstick Tube, both Front Hubs need to be changed, LT Headers, new Exhaust setup, and little tweaks here and there. Then some ideas to lighten it up more, and a custom paint job.
I got a ton of mod $$ for it too, and a few things to fix to keep me busy for a while. A blown Head Gasket, new Oil Dipstick Tube, both Front Hubs need to be changed, LT Headers, new Exhaust setup, and little tweaks here and there. Then some ideas to lighten it up more, and a custom paint job.
sounds like you got your fair share of fun when you get back man...stay safe, return unharmed!
07-07-2006, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by the_merv
I just ran the hose that was attached to the Radiator strait to the metal one, even used the clamp that was on that one. Took no time at all. Then took the little piece off of the TB, and plugged the connections. I am thinking about cutting them off when I get back, make them look like nothing was even there.
worked like a charm for me.
