Who's manifold is this T3/t4
Dec 9, 2007, 03:36 PM
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[QUOTE=BaLListic_EVO;5037525]I have this manifold and im currently having it inspected by a welder and waiting for the results... Also i plan to relief cut mine on the flange..... btw u can get these with the downpipe for 130$ shipped BNIB www.xs-power.com[/QUOTE
LOL why even bother with XS-power manifold... do some research!!! Why would you buy a 20-30k car and put JUNK parts on it?
LOL why even bother with XS-power manifold... do some research!!! Why would you buy a 20-30k car and put JUNK parts on it?
Dec 9, 2007, 04:48 PM
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metal is metal man, lol just cause a name on it doesnt make it better then another, the craftsman ship makes the part, besides welds can be rewelded 
I have this manifold and im currently having it inspected by a welder and waiting for the results... Also i plan to relief cut mine on the flange..... btw u can get these with the downpipe for 130$ shipped BNIB www.xs-power.com[/QUOTE
LOL why even bother with XS-power manifold... do some research!!! Why would you buy a 20-30k car and put JUNK parts on it?
LOL why even bother with XS-power manifold... do some research!!! Why would you buy a 20-30k car and put JUNK parts on it?
Dec 9, 2007, 05:12 PM
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No it cant, its t3 flanged. I see the whole, you spent 20k-30k on the car why buy a cheap part. Not everybody is completely made of money. If i can save some money on a part that will do its job sufficiently, why not? I wouldnt buy a set of ebay pistons or nothing like that, but Im not going to buy some JUN ones either just cause
Dec 9, 2007, 05:58 PM
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No it cant, its t3 flanged. I see the whole, you spent 20k-30k on the car why buy a cheap part. Not everybody is completely made of money. If i can save some money on a part that will do its job sufficiently, why not? I wouldnt buy a set of ebay pistons or nothing like that, but Im not going to buy some JUN ones either just cause
Dec 10, 2007, 07:15 AM
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This manifold take a 44mm WG, but if your going to use a Tial 44mm you might have to weld on the tial flange because the one it brings causes leaks. Also try and have some one weld a support rod for the pipe outlet for the WG because they tend to crack there. Just a heads up
Dec 10, 2007, 10:02 AM
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This manifold take a 44mm WG, but if your going to use a Tial 44mm you might have to weld on the tial flange because the one it brings causes leaks. Also try and have some one weld a support rod for the pipe outlet for the WG because they tend to crack there. Just a heads up
Dec 10, 2007, 02:31 PM
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Well i will keep everybody posted here I just ordered the manifold with the downpipe and will build my own turbo kit. One thins I learned is that people tend to give bad rep to things that don’t cost 1500 for a manifold, you will never know is its bad unless you try it, plus its lifetime warranty and if not happy 100% money back guaranty, what’s here to loose??? My friend has the same manifold and its looks great and he never had a problem with it he been running it for about 5 months now. I will start the build this week my SC61 turbo should be here on friday cant wait.
