Does anybody know or has any pictures of a turbo setup using the HF manifold in a civic or del sol that allows you to keep your ac? I tried searching, but the search engine won't do HF in the search. If somebody could point me in the right direction I would greatly appriciate it.

 

here is one. I'm pretty sure it aint easy.

http://hometown.aol.com/scttydb411/hmtproject.html

 

So he just clocked the compressor housing to point straight up? It doesn't seem to difficult. This is my first turbo project, and I've been reading non stop about turbos for 2 weeks now. I wanna do it cheap to begin with just to see if I can. That's why the HF. THanks for the link. If you have any advice it would definitley not fall on deaf ears.

 

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not sure exactly how he went about doing it. Try getting in contact with him. His name on here is scttydb411

 

Thanks

 

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Looks to me like he cocked the entire thing on a slight angle so the inlet would clear the ac compressor. I don't think it would be difficult if you knew exactly how he did it. Some better pictures would be nice.