K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's
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K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's
These are Lance's 54mm ITB's that preserve power steering (in a DC5) and have crisp, non-sticking butterflies and awesome linkage. They have an integrated vacuum accumulator/connector port for map sensor and brakes. The velocity stacks are spun aluminum and clear the DC5 hood and radiator core support without any modifications. The manifold is an original casting that is very well made and designed to accept a variety of TB bore sizes from 48-54mm. The individual TB's are Jenvey units. The entire assembly is checked for quality assurance by Lance himself.
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Re: K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's (b20vrex)
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bump for nice!
bump for nice!
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Re: K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's (JDogg)
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x alot!
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Re: K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's (MAX_CFM)
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yep... those are the ones.
you bitches gona be in the shop today, how bout answer the damn fone
What these ones
</TD></TR></TABLE>yep... those are the ones.
you bitches gona be in the shop today, how bout answer the damn fone
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Re: K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's (MAX_CFM)
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I thought those looked familiar. Then i saw the flowbench and it all came together . They look really good Edo
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</TD></TR></TABLE>I thought those looked familiar. Then i saw the flowbench and it all came together
. They look really good Edo
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do stacks like that create more air velocity than smaller stacks with a smaller taper, im curious cause my stacks are the same style rolled stacks and they actually flare out atiny bit too wide to fit on so i had to machine flats on the sides so they are exactly like yours,
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Re: K-series: Hayward Performance "Street" 54mm ITB's (TRAN)
hytech and lance split the casting cost... so they are the same
Depending on size, they start at $2500 all the way to $3300 So yes, all motor power is not cheap.. I am sure you guys know that already.
Depending on size, they start at $2500 all the way to $3300 So yes, all motor power is not cheap.. I am sure you guys know that already.