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Old Jul 11, 2007, 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted by mike 99gsx
I'm not sure if the ladder is true.
Since when do Ladder's lie Mike?

I'm can not comment, since I do not know, on the testing that Tial has done with these Turbine housings. However there are a few vehicles out there running them with favorable results. We will have a few manifolds done and ready for testing shortly. One being dsmu4ia's car sporting a 35r with the pictures posted above, an extremely high horsepower EVO sporting a Gt42, and a couple EVO 35r kits that are going out to the appropriate people for some serious abuse and dyno testing.

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I am in for testing the housings against what I have no Ron. The housings are beautiful, do they work and or outperform what is out there now? We will see.
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You are the first "appropriate person" I had in mind.
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
I am in for testing the housings against what I have no Ron. The housings are beautiful, do they work and or outperform what is out there now? We will see.
we do have to keep in mind though they were not built to give performance gains, they were built for size and weight reduction
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Nice, thanks for the comliments, I've never been called "appropriate" before, usually inappropriate......
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UH.............well the size and weight reduction is a great idea and the housings look great too but if the car looses HP with these housings then I think I'll take the size and weight penalty........Let's hope you guys accidently got the housing right then and it does make atleast the same power.
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
UH.............well the size and weight reduction is a great idea and the housings look great too but if the car looses HP with these housings then I think I'll take the size and weight penalty........Let's hope you guys accidently got the housing right then and it does make atleast the same power.
refering more to no performance gains, as in equal to the cast piece, with added bonus of weight reduction (~30%) and smaller in size.
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I feel as long as they make similarly equal numbers/spool to their cast counterparts, they will definately be worth the small investment.

How can you argue with a BEAUTIFUL cast SS housing, vband connections for all sorts of tricky routing/fabrication of headers/downpipes, and a piece that's as light as a softball.

Any spool/power gains will be an added bonus.
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Originally Posted by DSMu4ia
I feel as long as they make similarly equal numbers/spool to their cast counterparts, they will definately be worth the small investment.

How can you argue with a BEAUTIFUL cast SS housing, vband connections for all sorts of tricky routing/fabrication of headers/downpipes, and a piece that's as light as a softball.

Any spool/power gains will be an added bonus.
Just to clarify, I wasn't looking for gains either in my criticisms. I'm all about the weight reduction as well as long as the performance numbers are on par with the current offerings.
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plus, stainless can withstand high temps better and won't be as likely to crack over time like some of the low-temp cast housings will.
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Bump for any updates, as I would love to see some results on this.
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Beautiful housing and manifold
Old Nov 30, 2007, 05:18 PM
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I know its been a while, but I couldn't get the car done in time for the DSM shootout, or any other worthy events, so I got lazy on it. It's finally almost complete, and I'll be working on the tune shortly.

Hopefully dyno numbers aren't toooo far in the future. Not to mention the cold air might make them impressive.

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my compliments to your attention to detail.... and to rons mani

curious how it goes..

the lmp cars i drove used vband inlets/outlets/ etc... about 5 years ago.

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as usual ron does some gorgeous manifold work.. Good luck with the setup. it is very very clean!!


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