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Old 01-17-2005, 12:00 PM
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I have a b16 tubular log style manifold with a mitsubishi flange...

I want something that will spool to full boost fairly early (4k rpm or under)...but I don't want it to die up top.

I was told that a ported 14b would be fine...this is for a daily driver...my goals are to hit around 200-220 whp.

I just wanted to know if there were any other choices than the 14b.

Also...is there a place where I can get the lower O-ring on a DSM 450cc injector? the o-ring that looks kinda like a small cylinder...the fuel rail rests against it.

I'm missing one from my set.
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Old 01-17-2005, 12:14 PM
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get a 16g or a 20g, i've heard that those are compatible with the 14b flange.

i've also heard that they aren't

as far as the o-ring, just use the one from your car, and if you have to bore the middle of it out with a dremel
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Old 01-17-2005, 01:32 PM
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14b is gonna be a little bit small for a b16a, its going to spool very fast and make good power in the mid range, but up top its gonna die off. A 14b works perfect on D series, 220whp is probably possibly with a ported 14b. I'd probably take 12-13psi to make that.

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Old 01-17-2005, 01:42 PM
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Is there anything slightly bigger that is fairly cheap?
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Old 01-17-2005, 01:49 PM
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That has the DSM inlet flange? not really, unless you can find a 16g or big 16g, these are what alot of dsm guys upgrade to. But they are usually kinda spendy. If your gonna spend that much youd better off with a nice t3/t4. If your on a budget definatly go with the T3 60/63 from the Ford Tbird/Meurker xr4ti or Mustang SVO. This turbo is one of the largest straight T3's. My buddy had one on his stock B16a w/ a few ITR componets (cams/IM) and made 275ish @ 14psi.

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Well the manifold I have has a DSM flange...and I want it to spool really quickly.

I think it'll just be a ported 14b.
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Oh its gonna spool plenty fast with a 14b Just port the ---- out of the inlet flange on the 14b, Use a really nice downpipe, Definatly make a custom 02 housing and go 3in if possible, but 2.5 should be fine too.

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Custom o2 housing? Make it like what?
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Old 01-18-2005, 03:55 AM
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this is the custom o2 housing intergrated apart of the downpipe. The wastegate dump exits right into the main turbo dump. This is a 2.5 version, I'd probably try to squeeze a 3.0 if ya can.

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i had a 16G on my b16 and it pulled like a **** at 5psi
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