do you have to cut? AEM for bypass>??
08-07-2001, 07:38 PM
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You have to cut each pipe just past the ridge otherwise you risk breaking the bypass valve sliding it over the ridges. Use electrical or masking tape to to give yourself a straight line to cut with a hacksaw (use a sharp fine blade), and to keep the paint from chipping. Have someone hold each pipe, as a vice may crimp them.
08-08-2001, 05:28 AM
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No cutting required!
NO!
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Do not listed to the last 2 posters! They are wrong, you do not have to cut the pipe on a 2 piece intake. Read the bi-pass instructions
It will be a tight fit, I used vasonline to get the valve on
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Do not listed to the last 2 posters! They are wrong, you do not have to cut the pipe on a 2 piece intake. Read the bi-pass instructions
It will be a tight fit, I used vasonline to get the valve on
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Re: No cutting required!
Originally posted by snook789
NO!
nutlicious
Do not listed to the last 2 posters! They are wrong, you do not have to cut the pipe on a 2 piece intake. Read the bi-pass instructions
It will be a tight fit, I used vasonline to get the valve on
NO!
nutlicious
Do not listed to the last 2 posters! They are wrong, you do not have to cut the pipe on a 2 piece intake. Read the bi-pass instructions
It will be a tight fit, I used vasonline to get the valve on
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