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Out of curiosity where did you get the manifold from?
Summit racing
Looks like I was shipped the wrong turbo. Should have the new turbo next week and I will post more pics.
Mike
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Out of curiosity where did you get the manifold from?
Summit racing
Summinracing
Turbonetics part# 30524 $606.95
Estimated Ship Date: 3/18/08
Turbonetics 30524 Cast Turbo Exhaust Manifolds - T4 Flange,(93-99) 4.5L 24v (1FZFE)
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Landtank, that is your maf in the picture.
Why aren't you guys using this to help eliminate the exhaust flex from the motor torquing? Summit SUM-642510 - Summit Flex Joint Pipes - summitracing.com
Well, I think those flexible tubes are crap. Didn't have any personal experience but everyone who used them on passenger cars complained about short lifespan. I think it's beter to mount the exhaust on something elastic (like the factory does) rather than using such extensions
check both build threads by Dusty and MSGGrunt. It's tight quarters with that manifold and plumbing the intake from the filter to the turbo.
Dusty started off with a home built manifold and later on used one like yours so that plumbing is near the end of the thread.
Beware. in my experience using the oe filter runs hotter than the k&N did. i need to shield the oe box as it sist so close to the turbo
how are you gona get around the smog test in CA, mmm that GT35 would do wonders in my subi wagon