inlinePRO manifold group buy!
I just tried to see if the t3/60-1 with 4" inlet on your t3 manifold from a friend to see if it would fit, and seems that I don't see any problem running the t3 manifold. All I did was hold the manifold, place the turbo exhaust housing underneat with the compressor side at the driver side and looks like it would not hit the block. I did'nt do this on the actual motor but just trying to visualize it and it should work with no problem.
The T3 manifold will not work if you have a 4" inlet T3/T04e 60-1.
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Are you refering this as the compressor side on the passenger side and a/c compatible? Btw, I like the way the new t4 manifold look, are you going to make the t3 manifold look like this in the future?
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Are you refering this as the compressor side on the passenger side and a/c compatible? Btw, I like the way the new t4 manifold look, are you going to make the t3 manifold look like this in the future?
TTT. These manifolds are great - I'm almost done polishing mine. I had a few knicks in it though - and they needed some special attention. I'm also touching up some of the runners. I think there were a few casting flaws (extra "warts") in the runners.
Inlinepro, what do you think of this?
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I just tried to see if the t3/60-1 with 4" inlet on your t3 manifold from a friend to see if it would fit, and seems that I don't see any problem running the t3 manifold. All I did was hold the manifold, place the turbo exhaust housing underneat with the compressor side at the driver side and looks like it would not hit the block. I did'nt do this on the actual motor but just trying to visualize it and it should work with no problem.
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I just tried to see if the t3/60-1 with 4" inlet on your t3 manifold from a friend to see if it would fit, and seems that I don't see any problem running the t3 manifold. All I did was hold the manifold, place the turbo exhaust housing underneat with the compressor side at the driver side and looks like it would not hit the block. I did'nt do this on the actual motor but just trying to visualize it and it should work with no problem.
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That's a real nice Non-AC manifold. Here's a non group buy price. Buy the RH Non-AC T4 cast manifold for $330 Shipped Call Rev Hard or any of their authorized dealers. (818) 764-4312 [IMG][/IMG] Remember Tupac's song "you guys wanna bring drama-**** you and your m***** ****** mama.... As our taiwanese friends say, "why reinvent the wheel..."
We are introducing the first production run of the cast stainless steel inlinePRO t4 manifold with a GROUP BUY!
Retail price is $699.00... GB price is $559 shipped!
We will also offer a group buy for the inlinePRO T3 manifold for honda-tech members same as before $480.00 shipped.
email inlineproGB@hotmail.com for details or questions.
EDIT: sorry didn't specify the manifolds only fit B-series engines.
Retail price is $699.00... GB price is $559 shipped!
We will also offer a group buy for the inlinePRO T3 manifold for honda-tech members same as before $480.00 shipped.
email inlineproGB@hotmail.com for details or questions.
EDIT: sorry didn't specify the manifolds only fit B-series engines.
Thanks Eric
If you don't mind losing a/c you can turn the 60-1 w/ 4" inlet around and it will fit no problems on the t3 manifold, just have to get a custom charge pipe to head over to the intercooler...
[Modified by trbob16a, 10:25 AM 11/20/2002]
[Modified by trbob16a, 10:25 AM 11/20/2002]
If you don't mind losing a/c you can turn the 60-1 w/ 4" inlet around and it will fit no problems on the t3 manifold, just have to get a custom charge pipe to head over to the intercooler...
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Can you explain this a little more on how is this done? Thanks.
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Can you explain this a little more on how is this done? Thanks.
That's a real nice Non-AC manifold. Here's a non group buy price. Buy the RH Non-AC T4 cast manifold for $330 Shipped Call Rev Hard or any of their authorized dealers. (818) 764-4312 [IMG][/IMG] Remember Tupac's song "you guys wanna bring drama-**** you and your m***** ****** mama.... As our taiwanese friends say, "why reinvent the wheel..."
Just curious, wouldn't this upset your wholesalers for offering this low price to everyone?
The groupbuy IS legit.
The group buy will run through 12-11-02.
Sorry about the delay in responding
The group buy will run through 12-11-02.
Sorry about the delay in responding
Man, the material is great.
But, I wish #4 & #1 runners took a downward turn.
They seem too in-line with each other before they make it to the collection area. Collision of exhaust gases will delay spool, especially in the midrange.
Regardless..in house or not
if you manufacture something and wholesale at a certain cost and then..do a group buy on them...wouldn't it defeat the purpose for all the wholesalers to put up the capital to buy the manifolds in bulk and make only a few dollars off each manifold? It is like AEM or DC Sports making their own group buy on this board? Doesn't make sense..regardless how big a company is or not?
if you manufacture something and wholesale at a certain cost and then..do a group buy on them...wouldn't it defeat the purpose for all the wholesalers to put up the capital to buy the manifolds in bulk and make only a few dollars off each manifold? It is like AEM or DC Sports making their own group buy on this board? Doesn't make sense..regardless how big a company is or not?
inlinePRO makes this manifold in house...
inlinePRO makes this manifold in house...
inlinePRO makes this manifold in house...
inlinePRO makes this manifold in house...
That's a real nice Non-AC manifold. Here's a non group buy price. Buy the RH Non-AC T4 cast manifold for $330 Shipped Call Rev Hard or any of their authorized dealers. (818) 764-4312 [IMG][/IMG] Remember Tupac's song "you guys wanna bring drama-**** you and your m***** ****** mama.... As our taiwanese friends say, "why reinvent the wheel..."



