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oxsleeperxo 11-07-2004 10:24 PM

Manifold with Turbo
 
From looking at the pics, is it ac friendly or the wastegate actuator will have to be taken off or moved? If the wastegate actuator have to be removed, is there anyway to relocate it where it would still function correctly? As you can see, i will have to reclock the center section because right now the return hole is up on top and the inlet hole is on the bottom. Anyone have pics of relocating their wastegate actuator where it will be ac friendly? Thanks

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alwaystootall 11-07-2004 10:28 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
it dosent look like it would fit. what kind of car is this going on? why not just use an external wg?

88dx 11-07-2004 10:30 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
looks like your suppose to use a external wg. ;)

oxsleeperxo 11-07-2004 10:59 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
its going on a 94 civic hb with a d16 motor. Is there anyway i can relocate the wastegate actuator? Right now an external wastegate is going to cost me around 150, which i can use towards my tuning

traff1c 11-08-2004 01:20 AM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
It might work if you can mount the AC fan on the opposite side..., but from the looks of it... making the downpipe will suck ass

djfob 11-08-2004 01:56 AM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
it might work if you flipped the turbo around as in have the hot side facing the passenger side instead

HMT-Admin 11-08-2004 10:37 AM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
Swapping the turbo around wont work, if you get a smaller internal wastegate actuator like a t25 and modify it to fit you should have no problem. All t3 actuators are ------- way to big. Me personally I'd go external and just dump it right into your downpipe.


mahcivic 11-08-2004 11:00 AM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
thats a saab t3 right? if i were you id do what abaz said, get an external wastegate, it will save you a lot of room in there and then just dump it right into your downpipe.

oxsleeperxo 11-08-2004 02:47 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
yea that is form a saab , i am going modify and cut the bracket and move the wastegate actuator up more or i will go pick up a ihb wastegate actuator. another reason why i want to keep the internal wastegate is that i heard that it is very reliable when you are only boosting at 8psi

whiterice 11-08-2004 02:58 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
just relocate the wastegate acuator. there is a lot of room on top of the compressor housing. you might have to use a 90 degree fitting for the oil inlet. you'll have a better idea when you mount it in the car. good luck.

oxsleeperxo 11-08-2004 03:07 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
Hey whiterice, is there a reason why i would have to use a 90 degree fitting for the oil inlet, can you explain? Does stealtmode oil lines give you a 90 degree fitting? Thanks

whiterice 11-08-2004 03:10 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 

Originally Posted by oxsleeperxo
Hey whiterice, is there a reason why i would have to use a 90 degree fitting for the oil inlet, can you explain? Does stealtmode oil lines give you a 90 degree fitting? Thanks

if you were to relocate the wg actuator above the turbo, the oil feed line which points straight up, might be in the way.

oxsleeperxo 11-08-2004 03:28 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
oh ok, i get it now, is it better to get a 45 degree instead of a 90 degree one so that the flow won't be restricted in anyway?

oxsleeperxo 11-08-2004 07:30 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 
another question, is the oil inlet hole (Middle Hole) threaded for the oil line fitting? I tried cleaning mines to see, but the oil isn't coming off.

whiterice 11-08-2004 09:01 PM

Re:Manifold with Turbo
 

Originally Posted by oxsleeperxo
is it better to get a 45 degree instead of a 90 degree one so that the flow won't be restricted in anyway?


Originally Posted by oxsleeperxo
is the oil inlet hole (Middle Hole) threaded for the oil line fitting?

which ever works. the oil return is what you don't want restricted.
some t3s have the inlet threaded. if not you will need a tap. i usually do it from the bottom so the shavings do not fall inside. you can put some grease in the tap veins to catch shavings also.


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