1.8 DOHC Turbo Manifold T3/T4 flange, $200
03-28-2010, 02:12 PM
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1.8 DOHC Turbo Manifold T3/T4 flange, $200
This is a Mazda Miata Turbo Manifold, NEVER been used.
This is the description exactly as the one on EBAY, only mine has the T3/T4 adapter.
Brand New Turbo Manifold for Miata 1.8L NA Convert to Turbo Setup
T3/T4 Turbo Flange
This turbo manifold will fit 1.8L only 95-99
SUS304 STAINLESS STEEL
MANDREL BENT TUBES - NOT CRUSH BENT!
EACH MANIFOLD PORTED AND POLISHED FOR THE MOST POWER
Why selling?
Because it was going on a Protege 1.8 DOHC, the manifold extends out too much and would not fit. Major modifications to radiator, fan, etc and after installing the T3/T4 flange ended just buying a smaller turbo manifold to fit on my Mazda Protege(323) with the 1.8.
The manifold is brand new, will deliver anywhere in the US with free shipping. Because the T3/T4 flange was in steel, not the same as the tubes which are in stainless steel, it cost $150.00 and that was cheap in North California, all welding shops charged at least $90 to $120 an hour for such weld, which is ridiculous, but I did it. If at least I can recover some of it I will be happy.
This is the description exactly as the one on EBAY, only mine has the T3/T4 adapter.
Brand New Turbo Manifold for Miata 1.8L NA Convert to Turbo Setup
T3/T4 Turbo Flange
This turbo manifold will fit 1.8L only 95-99
SUS304 STAINLESS STEEL
MANDREL BENT TUBES - NOT CRUSH BENT!
EACH MANIFOLD PORTED AND POLISHED FOR THE MOST POWER
Why selling?
Because it was going on a Protege 1.8 DOHC, the manifold extends out too much and would not fit. Major modifications to radiator, fan, etc and after installing the T3/T4 flange ended just buying a smaller turbo manifold to fit on my Mazda Protege(323) with the 1.8.
The manifold is brand new, will deliver anywhere in the US with free shipping. Because the T3/T4 flange was in steel, not the same as the tubes which are in stainless steel, it cost $150.00 and that was cheap in North California, all welding shops charged at least $90 to $120 an hour for such weld, which is ridiculous, but I did it. If at least I can recover some of it I will be happy.
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03-28-2010, 03:27 PM
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Do I have to point the fail in this sale? Or will someone else do it? Because apparently I just thread crap on it.
EDIT: I forgot to add to this: I have had the ebay mani... crack city with these. It will last 2 months on DD use before it leaks.
-You dont weld Stainless Steel with aluminum, its not possible. As what i can see, that T3 flange is mild steel, so the weld is either stainless, or just mild, so the metals are mixed.
just one hell of a no-go.
EDIT: I forgot to add to this: I have had the ebay mani... crack city with these. It will last 2 months on DD use before it leaks.
-You dont weld Stainless Steel with aluminum, its not possible. As what i can see, that T3 flange is mild steel, so the weld is either stainless, or just mild, so the metals are mixed.
just one hell of a no-go.
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03-28-2010, 03:33 PM
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is this an ebay special? yes or no.
do you seriously think its aluminum? yes or no
No thread crapping here, just some constructive criticism:
Your "facts" are completely bs and everyone with half a brain will realize that you copy/pasted an ebay listing that makes it sound MaD tYte JDm y0
That said: GOOD LUCK WITH THE SALE. You'll need it
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03-28-2010, 03:40 PM
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My bad, I think if I recall well the welder brought a magnet and it would stick to the flange, but not the runners. So he stated it was difficult to weld as they are 2 different materials and welding is much more difficult.
So, my bad, it is NOT aluminum.
No, I copy pasted the description from EBAY as it is the same identical turbo manifold, NO IT IS NOT listed on EBAY, not even CL, only here.
So, my bad, it is NOT aluminum.
No, I copy pasted the description from EBAY as it is the same identical turbo manifold, NO IT IS NOT listed on EBAY, not even CL, only here.
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03-28-2010, 03:43 PM
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Turbo Exhaust Manifold Mazda Miata 1.8L 94+ T25 T28 : eBay Motors (item 190314115181 end time Apr-07-10 23:34:53 PDT)
125 brand new shipped from ebay
125 brand new shipped from ebay
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03-28-2010, 03:45 PM
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Yes I know the one from EBAY is a T28 T25, I am selling with a T3/T4 flange...
Mine is brand new, I have never ever used it...
Mine is brand new, I have never ever used it...
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04-04-2010, 07:21 PM
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has anyone found an effective way to brace theese yet? I know begi uses a brace with there manifold of this style.
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04-06-2010, 07:45 AM
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I forgot I had another account many years ago and that is the one I got in other forums.
Anyway, what I have seen people do is place a brace/support from the turbo to the engine block so there is no weight on the turbo manifold.
The manifold I am selling is brand new, never used it. I bought it for a Protege but but noticed I have to get a smaller radiator and modify a lot to make it fit. I decided to get one from a GTR or GTX engine.
The price is 150.00 including shipping.
Anyway, what I have seen people do is place a brace/support from the turbo to the engine block so there is no weight on the turbo manifold.
The manifold I am selling is brand new, never used it. I bought it for a Protege but but noticed I have to get a smaller radiator and modify a lot to make it fit. I decided to get one from a GTR or GTX engine.
The price is 150.00 including shipping.
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04-23-2010, 10:52 AM
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hey im intersted in the t3 t4 headers just give me a call at 903 851 3983 r 972 923 2892
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