HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
#1
HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
I need help picking out the right manifold and downpipe to use with my turbo it will be going on a b18c5.. the turbo is a turbonetics i believe its a .60, im new to turbo so if you could also explain how to measure everything to see what size it is..
I need to know what manifolds and downpipes id be able to use with my turbo on a b18c5 if anyone could help me out
heres the pics of it
I need to know what manifolds and downpipes id be able to use with my turbo on a b18c5 if anyone could help me out
heres the pics of it
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Re: HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
http://www.spoolinperformance.com/-c...268677b5d2fa52
Phil @ spoolin:
http://www.go-autoworks-store.com/go...manifolds.html
Greg: Ph: (334)467-4171
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-49/
^^
plenty of HT sponsors with great deals.
you need to know if the turbo will be mounted with driver or pass side exit and if you keep AC then a log manifold is what u need but will restrict power over 6k rpms.
If you delete the AC, then you have room for a ramhorn or something with good flow.
Edit.. make sure you run a larger exhaust from cat-back. you want to let the exhaust flow as fast as possible w/o restriction. Personally, i use a 2.5" downpipe (for AC reasons) and 3" all the way back and a resonator with cat delete.
Phil @ spoolin:
http://www.go-autoworks-store.com/go...manifolds.html
Greg: Ph: (334)467-4171
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-49/
^^
plenty of HT sponsors with great deals.
you need to know if the turbo will be mounted with driver or pass side exit and if you keep AC then a log manifold is what u need but will restrict power over 6k rpms.
If you delete the AC, then you have room for a ramhorn or something with good flow.
Edit.. make sure you run a larger exhaust from cat-back. you want to let the exhaust flow as fast as possible w/o restriction. Personally, i use a 2.5" downpipe (for AC reasons) and 3" all the way back and a resonator with cat delete.
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Re: HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
thats a t3 housing inlet, exit is 5 bolt flanged. shameless plug:
http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show....php?t=2971258
http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show....php?t=2971258
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Re: HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
http://www.spoolinperformance.com/-c...268677b5d2fa52
Phil @ spoolin:
http://www.go-autoworks-store.com/go...manifolds.html
Greg: Ph: (334)467-4171
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=49
^^
plenty of HT sponsors with great deals.
you need to know if the turbo will be mounted with driver or pass side exit and if you keep AC then a log manifold is what u need but will restrict power over 6k rpms.
If you delete the AC, then you have room for a ramhorn or something with good flow.
Edit.. make sure you run a larger exhaust from cat-back. you want to let the exhaust flow as fast as possible w/o restriction. Personally, i use a 2.5" downpipe (for AC reasons) and 3" all the way back and a resonator with cat delete.
Phil @ spoolin:
http://www.go-autoworks-store.com/go...manifolds.html
Greg: Ph: (334)467-4171
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=49
^^
plenty of HT sponsors with great deals.
you need to know if the turbo will be mounted with driver or pass side exit and if you keep AC then a log manifold is what u need but will restrict power over 6k rpms.
If you delete the AC, then you have room for a ramhorn or something with good flow.
Edit.. make sure you run a larger exhaust from cat-back. you want to let the exhaust flow as fast as possible w/o restriction. Personally, i use a 2.5" downpipe (for AC reasons) and 3" all the way back and a resonator with cat delete.
Thanks for the response..I will message the sponsers you recommended and see what they can get for me..my ac is already deleted just have ps..I believe I hafta get a downpipe that exits on passenger side right by the way the turbo would mount?or can you flip it either way?I already have a full bc spec 2 w/ test pipe on the car..I was thinking something maybe like this?any comments?
http://www.fmpracing.com/product_inf...roducts_id=414
thats a t3 housing inlet, exit is 5 bolt flanged. shameless plug:
http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show....php?t=2971258
http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show....php?t=2971258
Srry guys if I sound like a noob I'm just trying to get into turbo for the first time..thanks aging for the responses.
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Re: HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
yes. the back housing/exhaut housing of your turbo is a t3 inlet so you need to find a t3 manifold for it. the exit of the housing has 5 bolts so the downpipe will have to be a 5 bolt design. that mani and downpipe will definitely work for you
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Re: HELP:SELECTING THE RIGHT MANIFOLD AND DOWNPIPE
Alright I figured just wanted to see...I know the downpipe needs to match the manifold but which side do I need the downpipe for?either the driverside exit or passenger side exit or can I turn the turbo either way depending on the downpipe I get.
Thank you guys again for the help
Thank you guys again for the help
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