in the middle of the install, and after i fight with the damn clamp to get lines up for 20 minutes...its not in the right spot. its not lining up with the upper bracket, and the pcv hardline isnt lining up either (see below)
the pipe is hitting the upper actuator bolt. looke like ill be fine if i just dont have that bolt in there, but i feel like nick did design it to need the removal of the bolt?
any input? i need to go get a haircut at some point today lol.
had a guy call screaming about his floor mats that I sod him at SOC in Michigan.. He would not believe me that they were from somewhere else.. then he called back, Long story short he screamed at my shipping/ parts girl till she cried.. After going through everyone here he finally believed that we did not sell those floormats.
lol wow...i have seen some rediculous rants about you over on saabnet only to make the originator look like a moron.
took the bolt out and it lines right up i just need an extra set of hand to hold it so i can tighten the screw, so im waiting for my buddy to come over.
also found i need some spade connectes so i can bypass the way the factory speakers connect.
took the bolt out and it lines right up i just need an extra set of hand to hold it so i can tighten the screw, so im waiting for my buddy to come over.
i put mine in today too...it also had that 2nd bolt on the wastegate that i had to remove. went on fine otherwise...although i do really hate that clamp
so my question is now...can the pipe mess up the mixture if i dont adapt the car? im getting some new and big backfire pops.
if i give it some gas in any gear and then let off, no matter where in the revs, i get the typical burble out of the saabsport, and then it will give a pretty damn big POP or POP POP, like theres actually fuel in there.
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Related Threads
?
?
?
?
?
Saab Link Forums
953K posts
26.9K members
Since 2003
A forum community dedicated to Saab owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about performance, modifications, classifieds, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more!