Adapter plate I made
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Adapter plate I made
So I welded this ghetto ****** up the other day so I could use my subaru RHB5 on an HF manifold I got. It's made of 2 pieces of 1/4 steel with some cut bolts welded in to the 3 bolt side.
Gotta give credit where it's due. I got the idea from mike's adapter plate in the turbo project section.
It's not finished yet, I still need to cut some excess from the HF piece so it fits better, and I need to grind some relief for the nuts, and cut the studs back a bit so they clear the downpipe. I probably won't be using this turbo for very long, just to start getting boosted, while I wait for my thunderbird RHB5 to get rebuild by BLAAST .
Gotta give credit where it's due. I got the idea from mike's adapter plate in the turbo project section.
It's not finished yet, I still need to cut some excess from the HF piece so it fits better, and I need to grind some relief for the nuts, and cut the studs back a bit so they clear the downpipe. I probably won't be using this turbo for very long, just to start getting boosted, while I wait for my thunderbird RHB5 to get rebuild by BLAAST .
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Re: Adapter plate I made
well It's two different turbos. The plate is for a subaru one which I'm not rebuilding. The one being rebuilt is a bigger T-bird RHB5. The housings and wheels are bigger on that one and should work perfectly on a D-series.
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Re: Adapter plate I made
Originally Posted by E-b0la
well It's two different turbos. The plate is for a subaru one which I'm not rebuilding. The one being rebuilt is a bigger T-bird RHB5. The housings and wheels are bigger on that one and should work perfectly on a D-series.
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Re: Adapter plate I made
Originally Posted by JDMFantasy2K
well it's a pile o ----, but it'll get ya boosted
Originally Posted by ghettoturbo
thats still a tiny turbo buddy, even on a d