F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
02-26-2004, 10:40 PM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
BUMP for a good price and for someone(not saying who)who I know is looking for a manifold.
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02-26-2004, 11:59 PM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
I may very possibly be interested. I've been waiting for a mani much like that one I commissioned over two months ago now. If you can push this out relatively quickly and I don't hear something from the guy very soon I'll tell him to cancel my order. What is the expected wait for one of these (if I ordered it say, 3-5 days from now? I assume it is mild steel, right?
I just need it to be able to support my super-60 with a 2.5" dp, external wastegate, and stock ac/radiator/etc.
Tall order, I know. But if come up with a workable design you can ship pretty soon, I'm probably in. Let me know. I've got a dz6y8 if it makes any difference. I plan on mounting it just like you've got it in the pic and I'm not using an internal gate, so you could just position the flange where it'll have no problem clearing the block and stock fan.
Thanks
I just need it to be able to support my super-60 with a 2.5" dp, external wastegate, and stock ac/radiator/etc.
Tall order, I know. But if come up with a workable design you can ship pretty soon, I'm probably in. Let me know. I've got a dz6y8 if it makes any difference. I plan on mounting it just like you've got it in the pic and I'm not using an internal gate, so you could just position the flange where it'll have no problem clearing the block and stock fan.
Thanks
02-27-2004, 12:44 AM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
Originally Posted by BmC RACING
Originally Posted by crxrx7
mabey a suggestion. If you could tilt the flange that goes to the turbo i bet you could get a 2.5" down pipe on there. There shouldn't be that much more modification on the charge pipeing or anything else. It will just look funny sitting in the engine bay ****-eyed.
-Sam
02-27-2004, 11:46 AM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
I sent you an email about some parts, Also I'm in Houston so I can come by and drop the money off.
Let me know
Draven
Goldenboy_3@yahoo.com
Let me know
Draven
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02-27-2004, 11:57 AM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
Modified!!! Please read this:
We will warranty all of our parts for materials and workmanship for 90 days for up to the original purchase price (minus shipping). In the event your part is defective, I will at my option either repair or replace your item. If the item has been modified my warranty will be denied.
-Sam
We will warranty all of our parts for materials and workmanship for 90 days for up to the original purchase price (minus shipping). In the event your part is defective, I will at my option either repair or replace your item. If the item has been modified my warranty will be denied.
-Sam
02-27-2004, 02:35 PM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
Will you be making these A/C compatible Manis for the d16y8 with a t25. If so, this seems like a resonable alternative to the hf with an adpater, and i might be in...it would only be another $50 or so.
02-27-2004, 03:06 PM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
yes we plan to be making these manifolds for that head, and ac compatable. I should have a d series ac manifold done by the end of tomarrow. check back for pics, they will be posted asap. for all of those that wish to use a t3 turbo and keep ac, you are going to have to switch over to an external waste gate setup being that the internal wastegate housing will NOT allow ac.
02-27-2004, 03:20 PM
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Re:F.S. Turbo Manifold for D-Series.
Great news.
How thick is the steel you are using for these? Just checking since they don't have a lifetime warranty like most.
Of course, these are cheaper than most. I'd pay $25 more (200 with the wastegate flange), for a lifetime warranty if you are interested. obviously, cutting up anyone's work would void a warranty, so I don't think you'll run into problems with people changing your manifolds and then trying to get you to fix em free. And a solid warranty adds piece of mind that would make your product more attractive. Just a thought.
How thick is the steel you are using for these? Just checking since they don't have a lifetime warranty like most.
Of course, these are cheaper than most. I'd pay $25 more (200 with the wastegate flange), for a lifetime warranty if you are interested. obviously, cutting up anyone's work would void a warranty, so I don't think you'll run into problems with people changing your manifolds and then trying to get you to fix em free. And a solid warranty adds piece of mind that would make your product more attractive. Just a thought.
