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There is high temp sheathing that will cover the line you run for the wastegate and from there you can always take the rubber hose (for length) down to your local hydraulic hose guy and get them to make one up. Even if they needs to use a reducign bush for the M5 conneciton

its going to be tight to find something that will fit in there.

I would take out the nipples and braze some brass tube onto them that is about 40mm long and then have a olive/sleeve collet fitting connecting to a braided line. that way you can screw the original fittings in place and leave them in place and screw the lines in situ.

hope this makes sense. just take the gate with the fittings to pirtek/enzed and tell them what you want to do ;) probably cost a bit but it will work and withstand 100's of degrees.

cheers!

Once I get the car back I dont think I will have any choice but take the gate off and see what Enzed and Pirtek can do.

Roy, Yea gate cap is billet.

I spoke to NYTSKY who has the same gate he said he just used normal silicon but I assume his gate is mounted a tad further away from the main heat source.

AD4M, Thanks for that any links to suppliers who stock it?

Quick Update - Found the oil leak.... Appears the oil filter isnt done up quite enough so when the car gets dropped off this arvo I'll fix that up, Then I just have to get a replacement CAS and see if that resolves the problem with it not running.

Cameron.

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No real updates, been busy with work and other unexpected things.

I have over christmas installed a new Haltech ECU to replace the Adaptronic, I have just finished wiring up all the sensors etc and all that is remaining is to make a alloy bracket for the map sensor.

I also am trying to find a decent Catch can with -8 / -10 an fittings so I can plum in the breathers.

Once I find a some spare weekends I'll stick it on a trailer and take it to the dyno to start fresh with the tune.

Cheers

Cameron

No real updates, been busy with work and other unexpected things.

I have over christmas installed a new Haltech ECU to replace the Adaptronic, I have just finished wiring up all the sensors etc and all that is remaining is to make a alloy bracket for the map sensor.

I also am trying to find a decent Catch can with -8 / -10 an fittings so I can plum in the breathers.

Once I find a some spare weekends I'll stick it on a trailer and take it to the dyno to start fresh with the tune.

Cheers

Cameron

There is nothing decent readily available on the market, you will need to make one. -10 fittings are the way to go :D

I am looking to make something similar to what RIPS have done for their customers, fitting it where the battery tray is.

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