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I need some advice on how to route the charge air pipe from my turbo to intercooler inlet when I slip in the 964/993 twin dizzy.
With the 2.5" compressor outlet pointing upwards, there is no way the twin dizzy will fit in there, so one suggestion I had was to rotate the compressor cover down by 90 degrees so the outlet points towards the lower valve cover. Then it's just a matter of fabricating the charge air pipe up the side of the engine and into the i/cooler. What do you guys think of that solution? It's not the shortest, most optimal path, but at this stage, it seems it's my only option I guess ![]() How about some advice from you fabrication GURU's?
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Could you route the compressor inlet out the side, so the compressor outlet facing up could make a bend to the left and clear the dizzy or is that still too tight?
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Yeh, that could be an option I suppose. Nice fabrication BTW
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