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hi all, im looking at some front pipes on eeebay and i want know if the length of the r33 front pipe is the only diferance to a 34 one?

r33 ones seem to be alot cheaper than 34 ones so i want to get a 33 one and just cut, add and weld some more pipe in to make it fit.

will this work or will the 33 one hit the floor pan because of diferent turbo position or anything?

ive serched a fair bit on the forum but, all i can find is a bit about stageas.

Buy the one that suits your car.

Justjap sell them for the same price $179, you would have to be mickey mouse to want to buy an ebay one and cut it for that price.

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...at=0&page=1

For reference:

http://www.google.com.au/images?client=fir...024&bih=575

front dumps in 1 suck IMO when changing turbos just makes it more tedious.

i like dump and front to be separate !

I guess if you change your turbo once a week then yeah.. but most people just bolt it to the turbo and be done with it. So its not really an issue.

If your changing turbos, then un-doing two more bolts and dropping the front/dump combo out isnt going to cause any sort of head strain.

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