Hard Boost Pipes

[jwarn2497]

I'm looking to do some upgrades to my 2012 SHO, I want to put in hard pipes instead of the stock rubber ones. I've seen some set ups that delete the electronic BOV but I want to know what has to be done to do this modification so it doesn't throw engine codes. I see some have a large BOV on the pipe after the intercooler. Any insight as to how hard this would be or how to do it would be greatly appreciated. I want to make sure it's worth my time before I spend the money.


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[aurmend]

http://www.ecopowerparts.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=22

Use Google next time.

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[gimpy]

Honestly, unless you are upgrading your turbos now (or in the very near future) hot pipes are not needed.

My suggestion, take the money needed for the hot pipes (coating/bov selection of choice/etc) and put it where it would be much more beneficial.

An Alky-Meth kit, trumps the hotpipe selection 100 fold.

 

[2012korn]

And FYI. The rear bov stays plugged into the harness. Just gets ziptied out of the way.