anyone with the new megan racing manifold?
Mar 5, 2005, 10:04 PM
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Hey I would like to know also, before you posted I didnt even know one existed.
Here's a link to someone who sells it, seems to be a pretty good deal.
http://store.streetcustoms-usa.com/evoviexmatuo.html
Here's a link to someone who sells it, seems to be a pretty good deal.
http://store.streetcustoms-usa.com/evoviexmatuo.html
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Mar 7, 2005, 05:37 AM
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This is a dyno sheet I found on ebay from a seller selling the Megan Racing exhaust manifolds, I myself purchsed one since it comes with a 1 year warranty for any manufactuare deffects the manifold might have, to me that's good if I can get a year out of my tubular manifold I'll be happy. I received my manifold and it looks great, quality is good from the looks of it. I'll post pictures later today.
Mar 7, 2005, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by caLi4G63
This is a dyno sheet I found on ebay from a seller selling the Megan Racing exhaust manifolds, I myself purchsed one since it comes with a 1 year warranty for any manufactuare deffects the manifold might have, to me that's good if I can get a year out of my tubular manifold I'll be happy. I received my manifold and it looks great, quality is good from the looks of it. I'll post pictures later today.
Mar 7, 2005, 10:13 PM
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The saying "You get what you pay for" holds very true... remember that when installing cheap-o EBay'd parts in your $30k+ vehicle.
Also, I believe David Buschur did a test and fabricated his own tubular manifold (very nice piece) from his own knowledge of how a tubular manifold should be for Evo's... and afterwards, he dyno'd less than he did with his stock port/polished manifold.
Also, I believe David Buschur did a test and fabricated his own tubular manifold (very nice piece) from his own knowledge of how a tubular manifold should be for Evo's... and afterwards, he dyno'd less than he did with his stock port/polished manifold.
Mar 8, 2005, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ct9a gsr
The saying "You get what you pay for" holds very true... remember that when installing cheap-o EBay'd parts in your $30k+ vehicle.
Also, I believe David Buschur did a test and fabricated his own tubular manifold (very nice piece) from his own knowledge of how a tubular manifold should be for Evo's... and afterwards, he dyno'd less than he did with his stock port/polished manifold.
Also, I believe David Buschur did a test and fabricated his own tubular manifold (very nice piece) from his own knowledge of how a tubular manifold should be for Evo's... and afterwards, he dyno'd less than he did with his stock port/polished manifold.