max-rev vs. inline pro.
I used to have a rev-hard, but it cracked on me. I changed it out to inlinePRO and i love it. Plus I offer a LIFETIME warranty from cracking.
Plus you do not have to shave anything off of your block when used with a 5-bolt turbine housing! Works good with ac too.
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Plus you do not have to shave anything off of your block when used with a 5-bolt turbine housing! Works good with ac too.
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I just Put my Maxrev Manifold on my car with a Garrett T3/T04E (4 bolt). It's a perfect fit. No trimming at all. I don't know why that guy had to trim above.
Ive gotten mixed opinions on the neccessity of a 90 degree elbow for a TIAL WG with the inline pro manifold. Jinx says I need it and a few others say I dont.
Does anyone here have an Integra with the Inline Pro manifold and TIAL WG mounted directly to each other and not have hood clearance problems?
Does anyone here have an Integra with the Inline Pro manifold and TIAL WG mounted directly to each other and not have hood clearance problems?
Ive gotten mixed opinions on the neccessity of a 90 degree elbow for a TIAL WG with the inline pro manifold. Jinx says I need it and a few others say I dont.
Does anyone here have an Integra with the Inline Pro manifold and TIAL WG mounted directly to each other and not have hood clearance problems?
Does anyone here have an Integra with the Inline Pro manifold and TIAL WG mounted directly to each other and not have hood clearance problems?
Ive gotten mixed opinions on the neccessity of a 90 degree elbow for a TIAL WG with the inline pro manifold. Jinx says I need it and a few others say I dont.
Does anyone here have an Integra with the Inline Pro manifold and TIAL WG mounted directly to each other and not have hood clearance problems?
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Does anyone here have an Integra with the Inline Pro manifold and TIAL WG mounted directly to each other and not have hood clearance problems?
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sometimes the tial fits on the integra with the inline manifold without an elbow. but i would recommend that everyone get an elbow. inline might make you one for $$. as for the civic, i believe you have to have an elbow, and for b series in a hatch, you definately have to have it.
[Modified by jinxproof99, 7:09 PM 3/10/2003]
[Modified by jinxproof99, 7:09 PM 3/10/2003]
I think he meant that Inline Pro will fab one up.
If anyone from (or affiliated with) Inline Pro is reading, there is an obvious demand for a product that does not exist. Common sense would say that there is an opportunity to make a product that nobody else makes.
Cast elbows would kick ***, but another, cheaper, more readily available material/method is probably a bit more feasible.
-Armaan
If anyone from (or affiliated with) Inline Pro is reading, there is an obvious demand for a product that does not exist. Common sense would say that there is an opportunity to make a product that nobody else makes.
Cast elbows would kick ***, but another, cheaper, more readily available material/method is probably a bit more feasible.
-Armaan
If I get the inline pro mani can't I just flip the compressor to the drivers side to avoid any shaving of the block? I will be using the 4 bolt design.
If I get the inline pro mani can't I just flip the compressor to the drivers side to avoid any shaving of the block? I will be using the 4 bolt design.
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I lost ac along time ago when I put the b-series in. Plus I can't look good and holla at girls with my window up
I got an 88 hf
[Modified by onetwothree, 4:00 PM 3/11/2003]
I got an 88 hf[Modified by onetwothree, 4:00 PM 3/11/2003]
Yeah you can, but you wont be able to keep AC. Or you can get a 5-bolt housing and not cut your block at all.
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