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try this http://www.siatlanta.com/cgi-bin/ult...c&f=5&t=000173 i have posted there as well and you can see the progress and std manifold retaining ac.
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Check out turbo shops in your area. I did that & found a guy that'll custom make me a tubular header type manifold for $400. First I mounted the header flange on the engin, then we positioned the turbo-a nissan t3, where it would go-with the turbo flange in place. Then he welded 3 rods from the header flange mounted on the engine to the turbo flange which was in the position where the turbo will fit. Then he removed the turbo jig which is the header flange & the turbo
flange joined together by 3, 1/4" metal rods in the position where the turbo would go. Then from there the guy takes it to his shop & welds on the exhaust tubings. I did that last monday & I should get it today. My car is a 99 civic si. It's not a log type manifold. It's an equal length tubalar header manifold which will allow me to keep the ac & i have to modify the internal wastegate actuator rod so it clears the fans, kinda easy to do. 8) |
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:P
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Originally Posted by scttydb411
sorry, no pic. jeff what's up with we-todd and your site? oh well. i'm sending jeff my pics and write up so you'll be able to see it in a week or so. good luck on keeping the ac. that was the only way i was going to be able to turbo. i'm a wimp and need ac.
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wow!! old post. good to see folks are searching.
it came out to be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch and didn't leak. check out my page for pics. |
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aight then, thx
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