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he guys

bought a kus enginnerg plenum big mistake

anyways the coolant line need to be modifed dose anyone have a clue what has to be done excatly cuz im outter ideas.

i really need help on this one as its just pissen me off if anyone has done it would appreciate the help .thanks

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The pipe underneath?

Cut it (around an inch or 2.5cm in metric.).

Weld it.

Happy days.

You will understand where you need to cut it once you have a good look with the pipe underneath.

I would also suggest getting the face of the plenum machined, mine was warped and cracked when it was torqued down on the head.

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The pipe underneath?

Cut it (around an inch or 2.5cm in metric.).

Weld it.

Happy days.

You will understand where you need to cut it once you have a good look with the pipe underneath.

I would also suggest getting the face of the plenum machined, mine was warped and cracked when it was torqued down on the head.

yeah that bithch of a pipe ....how u get that to line up with the other bit without the hose kinkn ?

also where did u get your refaced and a rough price ...also did u have troubles with the thermosts housing ....thanks heaps man

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