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I know I've already posted those part numbers check if the post is in another one of your threads. Then just enter the part numbers at that website to get prices... Champion is a dealership out of TX, but they're much less expensive for most things.
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01-28-2010, 07:55 PM
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Edit: nope still wont come up i guess ill have to bite the bulit and drive back to the toyota dealer and have them order them for me when i get my paycheck Last edited by bradenman1; 01-28-2010 at 07:58 PM. |
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01-29-2010, 08:45 AM
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Toyota part numbers work at Champion... You have to specify the Make that they're for.
I just pulled up the IC hose: 17341-42060 Champions sells it for $112 versus the MSRP of $145.... I'd order a universal IC piping kit at that point. sheesh... Their system's working fine for me, so I don't know if you're cutting and pasting additional characters into it or what's up... post the part numbers back up and I'll check them too. You can call Champion and order too. 
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01-29-2010, 01:05 PM
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01-29-2010, 02:21 PM
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Ok here are the part numbers:
Turbo water pipe: 16027 Nuts for the water pipe: 90179-06013 The IC pipe I need is: 17886 I also need the studs that go into the turbo water line that bolt it up to the turbo. I'm not sure if there bolts or if there's 2 studs and 2 nuts that go on over it. Power fab took it off before they shipped in my turbo I may end up getting a universal kit for the IC piping. I'm not to sure how to set it up properly or what size pipes to run. Did you use the stock metal elbows (the ones below the intake and what not) when you installed your IC piping? Last edited by bradenman1; 01-29-2010 at 07:58 PM. |
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01-29-2010, 05:07 PM
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Your part number worked. The one I got off the parts catalog didn't ... idk if I'm doing something wrong or they have different part numbers that I don't know
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if we can change the name of the first post to something descriptive to this thread i vote for a sticky. lots of good info in here and pictures! perfect candidate for sticky or faq section!
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Turbo Water Pipe: 16027-42012 Nuts for the Water Pipe: 90179-06013 IC Pipe: 17341‑42060 All of these part numbers worked on Champions site for me
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My dads coming over to check out the threads on my head for the exhaust manifold and if he thinks they are too bad were going to find a M10x1.25 Helicoil kit to fix it up. ill have some more pics soon of my exhaust manifold going back together and some of the parts i bought thanks again guys youv been helping me through every stem of the way |
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