BlacknRedGT

Did you call SFR???

Darwantae951

Unfortunately my schedule out here prevents me from making a call back home. When I'm free, it's usually the early early morning in Cali. I'm trying to just do as much internet research as I can and ask people who are more knowledgable than I am.

-Darwin

Darwantae951

Heres what I've drawn up on Paint. I know its crappy, but it's the best I can do right now.



-Darwin

TRP951

is there a flange off your old crossover that you can use? BTW thats a pretty good paint description of it

BlacknRedGT

there should be another triangular flange where you put the question. It will make everything air tight. But everything else in the diagram is right

BlacknRedGT

I have extra flanges too if you need them

Darwantae951

I might take you up on those extra flanges. I don't know if I can take the flange off my current crossover pipe. I believe then end of the pipe is flared...I'm no where near my car to find out tho...Haha, that paint diagram took me like...5 mins! If there is another triangular flange on the crossover itself, how will it make it airtight if it doesn't have anything to push against? The pipe is perfectly straight...

-Darwin

TRP951

when you tighten the two flanges together it will squish and hold around the straight pipe. My 86 has a 2 pcs crossover and the crossover section is flared and the wg pipe is straight and it holds fine for me

Darwantae951

Awesome! So basically it's your setup, just reversed. So all I really need is another flange and a new lead seal ring, right? Some others told me something about a clamp tho...anyone know anything?

-Darwin

BlacknRedGT

this is how it will look.

BlacknRedGT

The only clamp should be connecting the 2 big pieces of Xover pipe (V-Band Clamp on mine)

special tool

This drawing is accurate.

TurboTim

Darwin,

you need the flange and donut gasket in order for everyhting to work together.If I would have known i could have sent the other flange that you need.It basically slips over the new crossover pipe.then the donut goes on and then the new 90 degree pipe goes on and you use three 6 x 1.0mm nuts and bolts tohold the assembly together.

TurboTim

This is correct.

Darwantae951

Alrighty guys, my problem is solved! This confused the hell outta me, but I'm on the right track now. Tim, I love the crossover pipe! Once again, the product is beautiful!

-Darwin