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Just dont run the car any more with that pipe on there and cross your fingers it hasnt made its way into the engine.

As for the pipe you will have to contact places like Just Jap but from memory they wont seperate pipes from kits so would have to buy the whole thing.

I would get the current pipe repaired AND modified so it sits lower and this doesnt happen again.

Try a place like Embelton engineering

Edited by rinmak
well the car still runs so should be orite u rekon?? What stores can i get this pipe from? super cheap didnt have it..

Highly doubt any regular stores will have it. Autoworx (or similar places) maybe will have a kit, but whether they'll separate the pipe from the kit at a decent price is another question.

My old pipe is still here if you want it, should be pretty easy to fit, and then you can put something between the bonnet and pipe to stop it wearing.

As said above, mounting it lower would be the best option, though you'll need to cut your radiator fan back a bit to do that.

Also, by the sounds of it you car should be alright, here's hoping that the broken bit didn't go in. You could always take apart the intake manifold and all that to make sure. But I suppose once you get a new pipe on then you'll know if there are any issues.

got new pipe today thanks to jase.. Its alot better now that new pipe is in but now i can hear air comming out !! gona have a fiddle with it in a little bit somewhere there is air comming out coz its not boosting properlly

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