evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
#31
Re: evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
Originally Posted by I Have An STD
and i dont think this is said enough... cOmplex, you have no skills, shut the ---- up.
#33
Re: evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
The way i see it is that this thread is useless. This kinda info can be found all over the web by doing a simple search . whether it be on hmt , ht or google . Hmt doesnt spoon feed noobs, get off you rear and do your own research. Oh and get use to guys bursting your ***** and dont take everything so personal, if you wanna enjoy the forums.
#35
Re: evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
its just amazing how stupid these forums have become. are noobs dumb? yes. do they ask dumb questions? yes. is it a requirement to flame them just because they exist? no.
sometimes its just easier to answer the question. if the noob is worthwhile, they'll stay around and (hopefully) contribute. if they arent, they'll take the answer, think about boosting their car, and fail miserably..... THATS when u flame them.
sometimes its just easier to answer the question. if the noob is worthwhile, they'll stay around and (hopefully) contribute. if they arent, they'll take the answer, think about boosting their car, and fail miserably..... THATS when u flame them.
#36
Re: evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
Originally Posted by evo_lucian
The way i see it is that this thread is useless. This kinda info can be found all over the web by doing a simple search . whether it be on hmt , ht or google . Hmt doesnt spoon feed noobs, get off you rear and do your own research. Oh and get use to guys bursting your ***** and dont take everything so personal, if you wanna enjoy the forums.
#37
Re: evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
Originally Posted by I Have An STD
an evo3 16g will bolt right to any 14b/16g flanged manifold for a b series, just like any other junkyard turbo.
#39
Re: evo3 16g on b16 and 300whp
Originally Posted by crxvtec91
No it will not, not even close. The 16g from the evo is a twin scroll and the flange is way different!! Not even close enough to redrill.