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needahonda 09-07-2004 11:12 PM

keeping the ac?
 
ive looked at all the instals that you have on the main page and nobody keeps their ac when doing a HMT on a d16z6. i live in san diego and plan on moving to vegas. I know the new edelbrock kits retains the ac not sure about the greddy turbo kit. has anybody tryed a 14b on a hf manifold but put the inlet facing to the passenger side? let me know what you guys think thanks....oh yeah i tryed to search so if this has been posted before 0 well. TIA dave

Reddy 09-07-2004 11:21 PM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
yeah, we really don't deal with a/c becuase we're not pussies.





















Actually, you can build a HMT kit and keep A/C, you just need the right manifold and a little more patience

needahonda 09-08-2004 12:22 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
well what is the "right manifold" and if i live in Philadelphia i wouldnt need ac either =)

Bizzar 09-08-2004 12:50 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
The SSautoshit manis work, Shitbird log manifold, BMC Racing I believe do as well. You just need to clock the turbo the right way to make it work. You can also usualy find a Greddy manifold and buy an adapter plate for it.

needahonda 09-08-2004 01:00 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
thanks for the reply.. i have a mig welder but its gonna cost 200 bills to convert to weld stainless steel. i was thinking of just building my own log manifold..

Reddy 09-08-2004 01:04 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 

Originally Posted by needahonda
thanks for the reply.. i have a mig welder but its gonna cost 200 bills to convert to weld stainless steel. i was thinking of just building my own log manifold..

building it yourself is the best option. Just use mild steel thats what I used

Donald125 09-08-2004 01:43 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
i kept mine
http://www.newbieforces.com/files/downpipe3.JPG

http://www.newbieforces.com/files/downpipe2.JPG
;D

needahonda 09-08-2004 02:20 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
NICE did you make that minifold yourself or buy it?? link me if you bought it .. also how long have you been running that set up? just wondering if there is any wear and tear on log mani's when they are made out of normal steel.. thanks , dave

Donald125 09-09-2004 12:46 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
that`s a Max-rev manifold..
had it for like 2 months
no cracks no nothing...
i think ---- bird has a something similar at a good price.
it not just the manifold but the downpipe too.

BIG thanks to Albert for making that downpipe for me.(even tho he kept on bitchin about how ----- A/C are :P) ;D

Breaker84 09-09-2004 01:11 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
Man, don't you notice the weather? it's damn hot! Global warming, neeeeeed a/c

needahonda 09-09-2004 01:24 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 

Originally Posted by Whitey

Originally Posted by needahonda


building it yourself is the best option. Just use mild steel thats what I used
ok i have the link to the pipes but they are stainless steel now i need to know where to get stainless steel flanges for a D-series... i can fab up the turbo side flange just need the exhaust flange... thanks, dave



pa2play 09-11-2004 08:36 AM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
i have a t25 and am keeping my ac, I made my log mani for $75 and I have the dp coming off the driver side. It wasn't a pain, but I would advise making the main part of the manifold first, then test fit it with the turbo in had before you cut the hole for where you want the turbo to set on the manifold. I Have a 1/4 between my a/c and dp, works great.http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...84_34_full.jpg

Ravage70 09-11-2004 01:40 PM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
u can make a manifold out of mild steel and if wont rust/crack/melt?

needahonda 09-15-2004 05:36 PM

Re:keeping the ac?
 

Originally Posted by pa2play
i have a t25 and am keeping my ac, I made my log mani for $75 and I have the dp coming off the driver side. It wasn't a pain, but I would advise making the main part of the manifold first, then test fit it with the turbo in had before you cut the hole for where you want the turbo to set on the manifold. I Have a 1/4 between my a/c and dp, works great.http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...84_34_full.jpg

do you have any other pics of the engine bay down by the turbo?? just want to see how you fit it in there !! and what did you make your manifold out of?? stainless or mild steel?? thanks , dave

mahcivic 09-15-2004 05:42 PM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
you dont need ac mang...its almost winter anyways..if you get hot...open a window ;)

needahonda 09-15-2004 07:45 PM

Re:keeping the ac?
 
yeah well in san diego winter last about 2 months and all it does is rain every other week =\ the chicks are hot and i need some ac to cool them off :P and in 3 months im moving to las vegas =\


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