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04-07-2014, 02:20 AM

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Re: Ramhorn turbo manifold

As far as I know, BRMS has not revised any of their manifold designs, so the ac manifold would still have the housing clearance issue

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04-07-2014, 08:20 AM

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Re: Ramhorn turbo manifold

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Wow thanks for the reply! I only asked because they were one of the only shops that did a d-series a/c ram manifold and my dealings with them have been good. How old is that manifold in the picture? I wonder if they re did the design?

A couple of weeks old. And no, they didn't redesign it.

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04-10-2014, 01:02 AM

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Re: Ramhorn turbo manifold

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A couple of weeks old. And no, they didn't redesign it.

I guess being a d-series using a smaller turbo will benefit me than! I have a t3/t4 and it clears fine, no shaving of my block either.

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04-10-2014, 09:31 AM

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Re: Ramhorn turbo manifold

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I guess being a d-series using a smaller turbo will benefit me than! I have a t3/t4 and it clears fine, no shaving of my block either.

You more than likely have a T3/T04B. That make sense. You simply have a smaller compressor cover.

Here's an example.

Which turbo is 48lbs/min (smaller than a 50 trim) , and which is 58lbs/min (almost the flow with a GT35R)?