spoolin performance manifold/ or drag
11-02-2006, 06:51 PM
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spoolin performance manifold/ or drag
just wondering what people thought about the spoolin performance log manifold compared to the drag i say this because from what i have heard the drag kit is the one people make the most power out of from bolt on kits. i kno both of the manifolds dont flow great but just ondering peoples thoughts post pictures and set ups if you got them thanks
11-03-2006, 11:08 AM
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Re: (Schister66)
I've used a Spoolin Performance log manifold and never had any problems! 
<---- going to use Spoolin's stuff again on my D-series turbo build!
<---- going to use Spoolin's stuff again on my D-series turbo build!
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11-03-2006, 01:24 PM
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Spoolin! And im guessing the log mani. will outflow the cast drag manifold.And the wastegate position on the drag mani. isnt in that great of a location.
And im guessing the log mani. will outflow the cast drag manifold.And the wastegate position on the drag mani. isnt in that great of a location.
11-03-2006, 05:41 PM
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I ran a 12.7 @108 MPH with a drag manifold @ 9 Psi (stock B16a). No boost creep either. I am not for one or the other but I think people talk trash with out any experience.
Either will do, but I prefer the drag log manifold to a tubular log manifolds. At leat the Drag manifold kinda "merges" the exhaust gases instead of dumping them in one tube.
Either will do, but I prefer the drag log manifold to a tubular log manifolds. At leat the Drag manifold kinda "merges" the exhaust gases instead of dumping them in one tube.
11-03-2006, 05:43 PM
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 3S_EM1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I ran a 12.7 @108 MPH with a drag manifold @ 9 Psi (stock B16a). No boost creep either. I am not for one or the other but I think people talk trash with out any experience.
Either will do, but I prefer the drag log manifold to a tubular log manifolds. At leat the Drag manifold kinda "merges" the exhaust gases instead of dumping them in one tube.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i went 12.4 on drag radials with revhardstg 2 kit/ stock ls motor/trans..on an fmu....
Either will do, but I prefer the drag log manifold to a tubular log manifolds. At leat the Drag manifold kinda "merges" the exhaust gases instead of dumping them in one tube.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i went 12.4 on drag radials with revhardstg 2 kit/ stock ls motor/trans..on an fmu....
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