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Brought a front mount Intercooler to realise it was for a td04 setup so the inlet pipe side is ok but the hot side is not.

So I purchased a ct9 hot pipe with dump valve outlet. As mine is a ct9 and not a td04 setup as td04 plumbs into the bottom of the turbo.

What pipes do I need exactly and what silicon joiners to get from the front mount to the ct9 hot pipe?

I'm plumbing it myself so any advice will be appreciated :)

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You will need a custom made CT9 hot pipe with FMIC



This one will fit whatever setup http://www.ukstarletowners.com/topic/34030-rw-developments-shortened-intercooler-pipe-update/


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or you can get your stock one modified(less angle, so it will fit upside down), but there are some limits depending on your actuator


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You will need a custom made CT9 hot pipe with FMIC

This one will fit whatever setup http://www.ukstarletowners.com/topic/34030-rw-developments-shortened-intercooler-pipe-update/

.

or you can get your stock one modified(less angle, so it will fit upside down), but there are some limits depending on your actuator

That is interesting how do you mod the original stock ct9 top mount Intercooler hot pipe??? Might do it like this.

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I have a spare if you need one at all ? 5 quid + post etc.

Is it a standard or modified standard one that you have? If its a standard one I have one to modify bud but thank you for the offer :)

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