My manifold so far
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the holes that i cut out i made sure weret he same width as the tubing so i there is no restrictions, i had ot do some more grinding even after that picture was taken. thx guys. wow i have a hard time believing that using t's for 2 and 3 works better than this, well see.
brainiac as for what you said. the flange ill be between 1 and 2 so all the runners point to the collector
brainiac as for what you said. the flange ill be between 1 and 2 so all the runners point to the collector
As I watch this thread and continue benchracing in my mind, I have a couple of questions that probably border on threadjackery... unswayed, here they are:
1) How hard is it really to fab an equal length manifold? Seems like you could just make four equal piles of weldels and tack away.
2)Failing a full equal length, what about a dual-Y design?
This sticks in my mind, since the issue with logs, be they cast or tubular, doesn't appear to be pulse related so much as flow related toward the collector. I think this design is a step in the right direction, directing flow toward the turbo, but the constant length of the piping seems to be working against you. Either an equal length or dual-y would give you the option of a real collector.
As someone who's done little more than check the oil (nothing more than that, actually!) how much room is there to get creative on the exhaust side of the engine bay?
by the by, that intake is pretty sexy looking!
1) How hard is it really to fab an equal length manifold? Seems like you could just make four equal piles of weldels and tack away.
2)Failing a full equal length, what about a dual-Y design?
This sticks in my mind, since the issue with logs, be they cast or tubular, doesn't appear to be pulse related so much as flow related toward the collector. I think this design is a step in the right direction, directing flow toward the turbo, but the constant length of the piping seems to be working against you. Either an equal length or dual-y would give you the option of a real collector.
As someone who's done little more than check the oil (nothing more than that, actually!) how much room is there to get creative on the exhaust side of the engine bay?
by the by, that intake is pretty sexy looking!
Getting creative is kinda tough. If you have AC and PS then dropping the turbo lower gets to be a bitch. A custom mixing manifold is sometimes needed as well for clearance. Here is my old manifold and some other pics to give you an idea.




Here is a nice log setup Flipside did.
http://www.flipsidecustoms.com/Galle...nPinaMiata.htm




Here is a nice log setup Flipside did.
http://www.flipsidecustoms.com/Galle...nPinaMiata.htm
http://www.y8s.com/gallery/turbo/manifold02
Here is a nice topmount tubular from a forum member.
Thanks y8s
Here is a nice topmount tubular from a forum member.
Thanks y8s
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http://www.y8s.com/gallery/turbo/manifold02
Here is a nice topmount tubular from a forum member.
Thanks y8s
Here is a nice topmount tubular from a forum member.
Thanks y8s
http://etdracing.com/manifold.html
one of ETD's early products.
http://etdracing.com/manifold.html
http://etdracing.com/manifold.html
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It's ok. fitment wasn't perfect since they put the WG port on the #4 runner too close to the head. I couldn't mount my wastegate! It also was super warped at the head flange. It's off the car right now so I can deal with that. I got it so long ago that I got it for really cheap. like $400 ceramic coated.
I'm tempted now to make my own though after seeing all these great threads.
I'm tempted now to make my own though after seeing all these great threads.
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