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Check out Riffraff Diesels website, they have an AIH delete plug that screws into the spider. Thats what I bought, it is pre drilled to fit a boost gauge fitting without having to do any drilling yourself. Makes for a real clean install.
You can also use the included Tee Fitting by cutting the MAP hose. It runs from the spider to the MAP sensor on the right side of the engine compartment. The hose is covered with wire loom. You can simply use a 1/4" vacuum tee to splice in there.
The RRD AIH Delete plug is far cleaner and is also what I have done.
i removed the aih plug and used that, people also do a "t-fitting" on the map sensor tube
Originally Posted by indyF-350psd
here's a pic for ya.....
and not to hyjack your thread, but did these intakes make any kind of difference that you noticed? i was thinking of getting them, if only to make it look cooler
and not to hyjack your thread, but did these intakes make any kind of difference that you noticed? i was thinking of getting them, if only to make it look cooler
Notice anything different about his turbo? That's the reason for the intake difference mainly.
i removed the aih plug and used that, people also do a "t-fitting" on the map sensor tube
and not to hyjack your thread, but did these intakes make any kind of difference that you noticed? i was thinking of getting them, if only to make it look cooler
Originally Posted by magicsac1366
LOL, wow, not untill you said somthing... i guess they did make a big difference then lol
the difference for me was how the intake "y" sat on top of the plenums....with the stock plenums and the pri's in there the plenums were too high and the "y" didnt sit on top of them right.....it was misaligned....the new plenums line everything up perfectly and are very nice....no boost leaks with the leak detector and ive boosted up to 40lbs again with no problems.....
edit: after re reading the above 2 posts did you think i had one of those cfm things? i thought you might have been following the plenum thread.....
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