BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
02-17-2008, 10:15 PM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
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After 12K + posts don't you think this would have been a little more productive?
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
take pictures and post them... you might have gotten a 4.6l piece
ORIGINAL: Magic_Man
There's only 1 way to put it on. Thanks for the info though!
There's only 1 way to put it on. Thanks for the info though!
02-17-2008, 11:00 PM
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02-17-2008, 11:08 PM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
At least from that angle it doesn't look like the same pipe (cats aside, obviously). You can see on mine how the pipes are offset but look to be roughly the same length. Doesn't appear to be the case with that pipe, from what I can distinguish. I don't know what a 4.6 pipe looks like and maybe I'm half retarded but it looks wrong. You know the wide end fits to the headers, right?
02-17-2008, 11:19 PM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
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At least from that angle it doesn't look like the same pipe (cats aside, obviously). You can see on mine how the pipes are offset but look to be roughly the same length. Doesn't appear to be the case with that pipe, from what I can distinguish. I don't know what a 4.6 pipe looks like and maybe I'm half retarded but it looks wrong. You know the wide end fits to the headers, right?
At least from that angle it doesn't look like the same pipe (cats aside, obviously). You can see on mine how the pipes are offset but look to be roughly the same length. Doesn't appear to be the case with that pipe, from what I can distinguish. I don't know what a 4.6 pipe looks like and maybe I'm half retarded but it looks wrong. You know the wide end fits to the headers, right?
02-17-2008, 11:23 PM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
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At least from that angle it doesn't look like the same pipe (cats aside, obviously). You can see on mine how the pipes are offset but look to be roughly the same length. Doesn't appear to be the case with that pipe, from what I can distinguish. I don't know what a 4.6 pipe looks like and maybe I'm half retarded but it looks wrong. You know the wide end fits to the headers, right?
At least from that angle it doesn't look like the same pipe (cats aside, obviously). You can see on mine how the pipes are offset but look to be roughly the same length. Doesn't appear to be the case with that pipe, from what I can distinguish. I don't know what a 4.6 pipe looks like and maybe I'm half retarded but it looks wrong. You know the wide end fits to the headers, right?
hopefully this helps, this is a top view of the H pipe
I dont mean to be a dick... but I asked for pics, we have to start with your problem somewhere... otherwise, its all just a guessing game!
02-17-2008, 11:29 PM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
from looking at your pic, it seems the smart thing to do (in your case) would be to attach the front pipes seperately from the H.
get them on and snug, but not tight.. then try to get the rest of it in place by moving the ends of the pipes to align it
get them on and snug, but not tight.. then try to get the rest of it in place by moving the ends of the pipes to align it
02-18-2008, 07:02 AM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
from looking at your pic, it seems the smart thing to do (in your case) would be to attach the front pipes seperately from the H.
get them on and snug, but not tight.. then try to get the rest of it in place by moving the ends of the pipes to align it
from looking at your pic, it seems the smart thing to do (in your case) would be to attach the front pipes seperately from the H.
get them on and snug, but not tight.. then try to get the rest of it in place by moving the ends of the pipes to align it
I thought I was pretty clear
02-18-2008, 08:55 AM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
ORIGINAL: Magic_Man
It doesn't line up right & there's no way the o2 sensor is going in there b/c there is no room for it when it lines up anywhere near right (still not right though)
I thought I was pretty clear
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
from looking at your pic, it seems the smart thing to do (in your case) would be to attach the front pipes seperately from the H.
get them on and snug, but not tight.. then try to get the rest of it in place by moving the ends of the pipes to align it
from looking at your pic, it seems the smart thing to do (in your case) would be to attach the front pipes seperately from the H.
get them on and snug, but not tight.. then try to get the rest of it in place by moving the ends of the pipes to align it
I thought I was pretty clear
02-26-2008, 01:10 PM
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RE: BBK H-Pipe fitment problems
The full rundown on this situation is posted here.
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthrea...769&page=5
To read BBK's responses and replys look for posts by Bryan Rogers
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthrea...769&page=5
To read BBK's responses and replys look for posts by Bryan Rogers