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Old Oct 23, 2007, 12:50 AM
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High Flow Exhaust Manifold for evo 9
which exhaust manifold is the best for stack turbo and do i have to protect my radiator hose.
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Old Oct 23, 2007, 08:15 AM
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Megan Racing is cheapest....best? ehh....about $220 and no dont have to protect hose.
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full race has been proven to be the best, buschur has been proven to be the most practical.
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easy...port, polish and coated stock manifold.
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Old Oct 23, 2007, 10:47 AM
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Megan Racing is cheapest....best? ehh....about $220 and no dont have to protect hose.
what if later on i would wanna upgrade my turbo in megan gonna work with 35r?
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Originally Posted by chrismnj
what if later on i would wanna upgrade my turbo in megan gonna work with 35r?
No, the turbos have different flanges on the exhaust side
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ok but megan is good for stac turbo?
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ok but megan is good for stac turbo?
it wont hurt your turbo... but they have been known to crack.. ported stocker is the way to go if youre staying with the stock turbo
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Originally Posted by chrismnj
what if later on i would wanna upgrade my turbo in megan gonna work with 35r?
Why would it? Isn't the 35R a T3/T4 flange instead of a Mitsu flange?
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I think you meant stock. But yeah its good for stock turbo. Was designed to fit stock turbo. But if you plan on upgrading to a 35r do not waste your money on the Megan manifold. I wouldn't.
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http://www.paradigmperformance.net/p.../manifold.html
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If you wanna stick with stock/stock flanged turbos (20g) than go with a Buschur or PPI ported stock mani. If not than save your money for that turbo kit and go 35r.
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ok if i go with exhaust manifold that is ported and jet coated from buschur racing do i need ported and coated 10.5 turbine housing and coated 02 housing ??
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Originally Posted by chrismnj
ok if i go with exhaust manifold that is ported and jet coated from buschur racing do i need ported and coated 10.5 turbine housing and coated 02 housing ??
Wouldn't hurt to get all PNP'd..
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