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aaron + scotty

I want to go split (although im not a fan) so i can do a fully sick westside screamer pipe setup...

scotty - I did notice the cutouts in the turbo outlet, I was considering making the bellmouth then kinda retro fitting a 2inch tube through the wall of the bellmouth that sits just infront of the internal gate... more of a diversion/guide for the air in to atmosphere (screamer), kind of a hybrid screamer? lol

Pics up soon of the bellmouth. but if you want to see my fab work just add my on facebook i put most of my pics on there, its under *gston deuced bear* minus the stars.

or you could suss out the fabrication thread on ns.com which i usually update

http://nissansilvia.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=489295&st=0&fcat=

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aaron + scotty

I want to go split (although im not a fan) so i can do a fully sick westside screamer pipe setup...

scotty - I did notice the cutouts in the turbo outlet, I was considering making the bellmouth then kinda retro fitting a 2inch tube through the wall of the bellmouth that sits just infront of the internal gate... more of a diversion/guide for the air in to atmosphere (screamer), kind of a hybrid screamer? lol

Pics up soon of the bellmouth. but if you want to see my fab work just add my on facebook i put most of my pics on there, its under *gston deuced bear* minus the stars.

or you could suss out the fabrication thread on ns.com which i usually update

http://nissansilvia.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=489295&st=0&fcat=

Cool but what is this Facebook you speak of?

Just do a Garrett setup like mine, I miss the screamer. :ninja:

Should be there as well.

Cam, do you want me to bring the Wiring Diagram books along? Both books (NM35 and PM35)? Happy for you to borrow them for a while...

Jethro - i'll bring the foglight switch and relay with me in case you do show!!!

Edited by prince_skyline

I should be able to come be will be late :/

Will give u a call and see where u guys r at around 11ish as ill be in Springvale

thats cool. bring the kiddies!

it says that departure will be at 11:15.. i dont think everyone will be there before then.

remember to the guys that want the language conversion done can you all let me know

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