View Full Version : Cp-e Dump Pipe Help!!
EVLMPS
11-28-2007, 07:28 AM
Anyone know how to remove the sensor things that cost heaps off a factory dump pipe??? I'm installing a cp-e dump pipe at the moment and its driving me crazy!!
Anyone done a thread about this before? can somone link me plzzz if so!
mckraut
11-28-2007, 10:05 AM
Umm, yeah...I'm pretty sure you should read the title of the top thread, chief.
knowledge007
11-28-2007, 10:32 AM
WTF is a dump pipe??? If you talking about a DOWN PIPE, then yes just spray some wd 40, or w/e that stuff is called that mechs use and let it soak for a while. You will loosen and tighten at the same time to loosen it up a bit. considering the car should not be to old it shouldn't be that hard once you get some spray on there. DO NOT FORCE IT LOOSE!!! Loosen and tighten until it feels comfortable enought to unscrew all the way. Use as much spray as needed...the more the better.
Craighjr
11-29-2007, 07:23 PM
If you screwed up your threads tap them with an m18x1.5mm tap and die set. You will permanantly screw up the sensor and possibly the new downpipe if you try to screw it in buggered up.
EVLMPS
11-30-2007, 07:41 PM
Yeah I'm gonna get a workshop to do it, or ask mazda really nicely to do it when it goes in for a 10,000km service.
Quick question, I'm running around in a cp-e cat back only. It's not as loud as I expected and I only have the one 12inch muffler. Will the down pipe make it louder?
GoFast
12-01-2007, 01:04 AM
Yeah I'm gonna get a workshop to do it, or ask mazda really nicely to do it when it goes in for a 10,000km service.
Quick question, I'm running around in a cp-e cat back only. It's not as loud as I expected and I only have the one 12inch muffler. Will the down pipe make it louder?
yes
EVLMPS
12-01-2007, 11:27 AM
yey!! much tho?
turbobst
12-01-2007, 11:28 AM
WTF is a dump pipe??? If you talking about a DOWN PIPE, then yes just spray some wd 40, or w/e that stuff is called that mechs use and let it soak for a while. You will loosen and tighten at the same time to loosen it up a bit. considering the car should not be to old it shouldn't be that hard once you get some spray on there. DO NOT FORCE IT LOOSE!!! Loosen and tighten until it feels comfortable enought to unscrew all the way. Use as much spray as needed...the more the better.
A dump pipe or dump tube comes off the waste gate to release excess boost.
You can either dump to atmosphere and get a really loud noise similar to an exhaust leak or you can dump through your exhaust.
EVLMPS
12-01-2007, 08:12 PM
Okkkk sorry yanks I said the wrong thing, lets move on......
chriscecc914
12-01-2007, 08:21 PM
yey!! much tho?
yes
EVLMPS
12-09-2007, 09:00 AM
My god what a sound!!!!!!, Video of my car on the dyno will be on youtube shortly..
AutoXRacer
12-10-2007, 08:05 PM
Have you finished installing the downpipe...?
Did it make your exhaust significantly louder...?
staples187
12-11-2007, 12:03 AM
Have you finished installing the downpipe...?
Did it make your exhaust significantly louder...?
I have a turboback with the high flow cat. It's very daily driveable on the highway, but screams when I get on it. Great power gain and sound.
AutoXRacer
12-11-2007, 08:37 AM
I have a turboback with the high flow cat. It's very daily driveable on the highway, but screams when I get on it. Great power gain and sound.
Screams when you get on it...? Can you elaborate on that?
Did the exhaust get louder? How bad is it?
drledford93
12-12-2007, 09:14 AM
He's probably saying that the car is faster with it. (Faster when you get into the throttle hard.)
Daniel
clos561
12-12-2007, 10:57 AM
My god what a sound!!!!!!, Video of my car on the dyno will be on youtube shortly..
send a link to the video
AutoXRacer
01-03-2008, 07:26 AM
Any special tools needed to install the dump pipe...err... I mean the downpipe... :)
I'm installing mine tonight and would like to know if I should stop at Sears and grab some speciality tools I might not have...
Thanks!! (2thumbs)
knowledge007
01-03-2008, 08:14 AM
It depends, when I took off my downpipe, I had those long flexible socket wrenches that reach like 3 feet away and bend and shit. That made it alot easier. As for the bolts themselfs, I would spray the shit out of them with that some kind of degreaser or w/e they call that crap. Drown them!!! Seriously...
EVLMPS
01-06-2008, 12:52 AM
Hey guys, sorry it took so long. I've been enjoying the australian summer and beaches to much.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3m7kSxGssk
USAF_TRobertson
01-06-2008, 09:58 PM
That sounds sick as hell. I definetly gotta order that setup. What BOV is that?
2ManyCars
01-06-2008, 10:23 PM
Hey guys, sorry it took so long. I've been enjoying the australian summer and beaches to much.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3m7kSxGssk
I really like the sound. Nice and throaty...
knowledge007
01-07-2008, 07:11 AM
Mine sounds better....hehe lol
EVLMPS
01-09-2008, 09:17 AM
The BOV is called Turbosmart. It's an Australian brand also turbosmart have dealers in the states too.
Now to the TBE system.
No backfire
No CEL
No Fuel Cut
I'm very happy with the sound. Nice little rumble when just cruising. Also a big bark when laying the smackdown to a fool in a wrx.
Also alittle off topic guys, saves me making a new post. Those ETS top mount intercoolers, everyone goes for. Does the 3.5 inch thick core rub? I've herd some stories it does also you may have to change the engine mount? any truth to this? Or the 3.25inch core the way to go?
staples187
01-09-2008, 09:06 PM
The BOV is called Turbosmart. It's an Australian brand also turbosmart have dealers in the states too.
Now to the TBE system.
No backfire
No CEL
No Fuel Cut
I'm very happy with the sound. Nice little rumble when just cruising. Also a big bark when laying the smackdown to a fool in a wrx.
Also alittle off topic guys, saves me making a new post. Those ETS top mount intercoolers, everyone goes for. Does the 3.5 inch thick core rub? I've herd some stories it does also you may have to change the engine mount? any truth to this? Or the 3.25inch core the way to go?
LOL if you came to the states northern or eastern you would without a doubt have a problem with fuel cut. I didn't start having the issue until fall came around. I have the same setup though and love it.
abbadabba
01-23-2008, 06:44 PM
how hard is the install for your tbe? i dont feel like dropping the sub frame or cutting anything? thats what i heard you have to do. whats my best setup for removing parts before dealer visit cat back im sure but would comp. tbe be impossible to take off and re-install every once in a while by myself? im not super mechanic but if its just bolts and gaskets and i dont have to remove engine parts to get to it? im clueless please help.
AutoXRacer
01-24-2008, 06:41 AM
how hard is the install for your tbe? i dont feel like dropping the sub frame or cutting anything? thats what i heard you have to do. whats my best setup for removing parts before dealer visit cat back im sure but would comp. tbe be impossible to take off and re-install every once in a while by myself? im not super mechanic but if its just bolts and gaskets and i dont have to remove engine parts to get to it? im clueless please help.
The job is easy; just time consuming... There are no subframes to drop or anything like that...unlike the CBE. (lol2)
You will have to uninstall the TMIC, a subframe cross brace (4 small bots), and the factory DP. I did the whole job by myself; it just took me 9 hours to do it. I tend to take my time and be anal about details.
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