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there are two pipes, cant be done with one piece that i can imagine
Trans dont have to be removed ( 1 hour) , but you will have many many hours of fun getting to bolts with extensions, swivels and creativity if you dont remove the trans
Run away. Irate I believe had a one piece and probably fits, it was $500-600. That unit looks like junk and I would rather drive with leaking OE uppipes
I just did this kit on a OBS with an auto, you dont need to drop the trans. If you do the multi-piece set, go in from the top, drivers side firewall with need to be tweaked with prybar but it will go after a lot of twisting and cussing. Same with the passenger side, go from the top and go underneath to move around the tranny dipstick. I had the turbo pulled to do the E-fuel system, if you dont plan on pulling the turbo again I would just spend the moeny and get the new pipe while you are there.
Run away. Irate I believe had a one piece and probably fits, it was $500-600. That unit looks like junk and I would rather drive with leaking OE uppipes
Im not so sure about that. I don't care how it "looks" if it is indeed functional. I installed some very shoddy (cheap) up pipes on my old SD and they worked just fine. If a guy is on a budget, sometimes you gotta roll the dice to save 3-400 bucks.
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