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Old 02-06-2004, 02:02 AM
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this will be a custom turbo setup on my 84mm 10.0 gsr shortblock with stock type r head.......running a precision sc61........tryin to figure out wich would be a better design for my setup, i've done alot of searching on both manifolds and i'm stuck.....anyone have any experience/opinions??
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They both would do the job. Go with the one that is the best on your wallet.

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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (Arturbo)

another thought, the inlinepro manifold is cast. and the sfp is tubular.....would there be any durability issue with the sfp cracking?? the only thing about "better on the wallet" i would need an elbow for the inlinepro, cause with my old drag gen 3 my tial hit my hood.......if my wallet wasn't so thin i'd have a full-race mani.
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (TwistedHatch)

If I am not mistaken SFP offers a life time warranty too. Price out how much it would be for an elbow. I saw one for sale in FI classifieds for $40.
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (TwistedHatch)

Hey man. You can buy my SFP manifold. It has been thermal coated and everthing. Check it out here.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=745125
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (Enthalpy)

PrecisionH23a hit 423whp 360tq with a lovefab mani and a SC61 @20 psi u might want to look into those manifolds too? Lifetime warranty against cracking! http://www.lovefab.com
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inline pro manifolds are a in some ways better than SFP's, the casting is nice and clean and it will never crack even if you hang a 30lbs turbo off it!
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (TwistedHatch)

i'd go w/ the inline pro manifold..actually i went w/ full-race
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has anyone had a problem/heard of sfp manifold cracking?? i do know they have a warranty but would rather not deal with the time involved in taking it off to ship it back if it were to crack......kinda leanin toward inlinepro, seems like it would be the more durable one.....??
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Default Re: (TwistedHatch)

Like Art said both are good, I personally have an inline pro
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I made 485 on mine with this thing hanging from it....

and no cracking.
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Why did you need the adapter I remember reading your post about it about a month ago I just can't remember why
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I moved my radiator over to the driver side to allow the IC piping to go back door. Then my Dp didnt clear the rad. So I made that to work.
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If it were my car and I had to choose between the 2 I'd go with the Inline Pro. Good quality, Good fitment and really sturdy. Doubt it will ever crack.
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (TwistedHatch)

inline pro.
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wats the bigges difference between the inline pro and lovefab? also i see all these private companies or websites that make their own for under 300, any of these dependable?
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Old 02-09-2004, 03:40 PM
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SFP looks way better then the inline in my opinion, but thats my 2 cents. get the SFP tubular one. its the best the got right now that is a/c frendly and it even has the bent of angle so u can mount ur wg to keep it from hitting the hood.
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (96SR-V)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 96SR-V &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">PrecisionH23a hit 423whp 360tq with a lovefab mani and a SC61 @20 psi u might want to look into those manifolds too? Lifetime warranty against cracking! http://www.lovefab.com </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yep... and hopefully this summer I will hit 500 with it. You can't go wrong with the inline pro's.
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (PrecisionH23a)

bump........sounds like everyone likes the inlinepro
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Default Re: wich manifold for 550whp.......sfp/inlinepro? (TwistedHatch)

Inlinepro
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