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34028, Turbo manifold question... Posted by a_miller_76, Nov-07-02 07:28 AM
Would this manifold work? I don't think it would considering no one on here uses anything like this. Just saw it and wanted to ask.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1871911459
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34029, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by mcgyvr, Nov-07-02 08:18 AM
mmm might work with some custom mounting adapter from manifold to turbo flange, its a stock manifold and the first turbo'd 420a guys used to use that for the manifold, its possible with the right adapter plate
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34030, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by EvuLFleA, Nov-07-02 08:51 AM
Haha I'll make you one of those for $75
Stocker plus turbo flange :)
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34031, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by Joshua97478, Nov-07-02 08:55 AM
i also don't see a wastgate flange, so you'd have to use an internal wastegate turbo.... Looks cool, but when i finally go turbo, i want to be able to crack my hood and have everyone know i'm turbo.... BWAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!
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34032, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by ner947, Nov-07-02 05:07 PM
lol... that thing looks kinda ghetto, but it looks like it would bolt up pretty nicely. don't know how one would go about hiding a 16g or a t3/t4 under that thing, people would ask "what is under that insanely large shoebox sized heat sheild?" just my $.02. it seems like a very original and cool idea though, using the stock n/a manifold and modifing it for a turbo. it seems kinda overpriced for just grinding down some stuff and welding a plate on...
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34033, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by mcgyvr, Nov-08-02 01:38 AM
Ive got my old stock manifold sitting in the garage, 50 bucks plus shipping if you want it, no cracks or anything, email me
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34034, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by jdeyo, Nov-08-02 11:16 AM
Would this style of manifold be any good in performance? It seems cheap as hell to make one but would you want to port it out to make the runners larger? Our manifolds are supposedly cast iron and I know that most 4G6 guys never deviate from their stock manifolds cause the cast iron holds up best to heat and cracking. I wonder if it would flow well.

-Jared 96 GS Melbourne, FL

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34035, RE: Turbo manifold question... Posted by alain95i4, Nov-08-02 04:05 PM
The position of the turbo with a setup like this is not the best That's a deluxe version of Wheatking backyard turbo setup on his Sebring with a 14B that was bolted at the end of the stock manifold
The turbo fitted with the A/C compressor out and the passenger side radiator fan out And in a Sebring there's more space between the engine and radiator than the Eclipse
Now maybe a T-25 from a GST could fit better the flange is obliously for a mitsu type turbo
If you want to try it don't bother buying that one Find a perfect manifold and ask a welder to weld a turbo flange on the downpipe flange and not instead of the downpipe flange it will be stronger that way
Alain
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