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What has everyone else down when they were low mounting a gt3076 turbo on standard manifold with the intercooler pipe connection? does a new one hav to be fabricated. my original one is a triangle shape set up and the new one is circle with no gaskets or nothing?

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I used a 90 degree silicon bend, 2-2.25 inch and a short piece of 2.25 pipe.

Clamp the piece of pipe into your stock hose on the cooler pipe and use the silicon bend to join that to the turbo.

Simple as that.

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