Shearer Fabrications's Stock Appearing Forward Facing Manifold (Need People!!)
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As for if FF makes any difference, it makes a HUGE difference! I run a filter on mine most of the time and while at the track I have a custom "pipe or scoop" that replaces the filter. We just going from the filter to the scoop at the shootout added 4 psi. My filter is the same as Buschurs that sticks out the front like this will. Now imagine the difference of moving the filter from burried in the engine bay behind everything to right out in front with good clean air. It really does make a difference.
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The civic condenser was actually discussed by CBRD as something they wanted to make.. Most members here wont be Clever enough to make it.. if someone makes people will pay.. id rather spend 200.00 more and buy a premade kit then even do it myself.. and i have a shop.. LOL
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The civic condenser was actually discussed by CBRD as something they wanted to make.. Most members here wont be Clever enough to make it.. if someone makes people will pay.. id rather spend 200.00 more and buy a premade kit then even do it myself.. and i have a shop.. LOL
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As for if FF makes any difference, it makes a HUGE difference! I run a filter on mine most of the time and while at the track I have a custom "pipe or scoop" that replaces the filter. We just going from the filter to the scoop at the shootout added 4 psi. My filter is the same as Buschurs that sticks out the front like this will. Now imagine the difference of moving the filter from burried in the engine bay behind everything to right out in front with good clean air. It really does make a difference.
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The civic condenser was actually discussed by CBRD as something they wanted to make.. Most members here wont be Clever enough to make it.. if someone makes people will pay.. id rather spend 200.00 more and buy a premade kit then even do it myself.. and i have a shop.. LOL
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Example: If your brand X FF kit for a stock frame (or 6262/HTA86) and its 1000 and you have a Shearer kit that comes with the at least the lines for 1300 or the the lines I would gladly spend the money to get the lines.
That being said I'm still highly interested in this.
If I go big turbo I was going to go with the Buschur FF
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It would have to be a complete kit with A/C.. Maybe CBRD and Shearer combined could produce it.
I would suggest a special group buy of at least 10 people and watch it sell like candy. I for one would purchase it no questions asked..!!
I would suggest a special group buy of at least 10 people and watch it sell like candy. I for one would purchase it no questions asked..!!
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So......buy a very expensive manifold, to run a a very expensive turbo, which its price reflects its "bolt on" capabilities. If you want to run ff, why not just get a t3 setup like it has been done in the past. A ff kit for the stock turbo is just a waste of money. Yes you could throw an fpred/white/black on it, but you are paying so much for the fp stuff cause its a bolt on turbo. Why go spend sooo much more money.
With lines, o2 housing and manifold, your gonna have tons of money dumped into this setup, when you could have just went with a ff t3 setup for a lot less, and its will give you more power in the end.
Doesnt make sense to me. I will admit, a ff kit for any turbo is badass, but such a waste on for a bolt on turbo.
just my opinion. I wish you luck on the manifold buy though.
With lines, o2 housing and manifold, your gonna have tons of money dumped into this setup, when you could have just went with a ff t3 setup for a lot less, and its will give you more power in the end.
Doesnt make sense to me. I will admit, a ff kit for any turbo is badass, but such a waste on for a bolt on turbo.
just my opinion. I wish you luck on the manifold buy though.
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So......buy a very expensive manifold, to run a a very expensive turbo, which its price reflects its "bolt on" capabilities. If you want to run ff, why not just get a t3 setup like it has been done in the past. A ff kit for the stock turbo is just a waste of money. Yes you could throw an fpred/white/black on it, but you are paying so much for the fp stuff cause its a bolt on turbo. Why go spend sooo much more money.
With lines, o2 housing and manifold, your gonna have tons of money dumped into this setup, when you could have just went with a ff t3 setup for a lot less, and its will give you more power in the end.
Doesnt make sense to me. I will admit, a ff kit for any turbo is badass, but such a waste on for a bolt on turbo.
just my opinion. I wish you luck on the manifold buy though.
With lines, o2 housing and manifold, your gonna have tons of money dumped into this setup, when you could have just went with a ff t3 setup for a lot less, and its will give you more power in the end.
Doesnt make sense to me. I will admit, a ff kit for any turbo is badass, but such a waste on for a bolt on turbo.
just my opinion. I wish you luck on the manifold buy though.