A-Spec titanium manifold??
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A-Spec titanium manifold??
anyone had any experience with this manifold?? seems very interesting... is there any benefit using titanium besides weight over stainless steel???
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Wow that looks nice. I am not sure how Ti will hold up to the extreme heat. Welding Ti is tricky too. You need to make sure that the area is clean and shielded in an inert gas. Any small error will reduce the integrity of the welds and lead to failure.
I bet it weighs 10 lbs lighter than a stainless version!
Get it and let us know how it works
I bet it weighs 10 lbs lighter than a stainless version!
Get it and let us know how it works
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Ti has better spool characteristics because of the exhaust heat not being able to transfer out of the tube. It contains the heat which equals energy this is really good for turbos the only thing better would be inconell. NurSpecSupport is correct it is very hard to weld correctly and is prone to failure when not done properly.