Who makes this top mount log manifold
That manifold does not mount the turbo upward like a topmount, they are just upside down in the pics. The WG flange is on the top of the manifold, the other two looks like they're for internally gated turbos.

I don't see how this is a bottom mount log
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Here is where I found the pic
http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show...light=topmount
and I still dont see how its upside down.
this is a B series flanges bolt pattern
http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show...light=topmount
and I still dont see how its upside down.
this is a B series flanges bolt pattern
Last edited by Boostage; Feb 2, 2009 at 06:39 PM.
The two bottom-mounts on the right look to be for a B or D series.
The two top-mounts on the left look to be for a k-series. They generally have more room above than below due to the firewall and the more square-like valve cover.
PicZorZ of teh flangeZ
FWIW, there is actually enough room for a turbo mounted above a log for almost all B & D series setups. You can't set the turbo very high with a USDM EF hood, but the 5th/6th gen Civics have enough of a bulge to do so.
The two top-mounts on the left look to be for a k-series. They generally have more room above than below due to the firewall and the more square-like valve cover.
PicZorZ of teh flangeZ
FWIW, there is actually enough room for a turbo mounted above a log for almost all B & D series setups. You can't set the turbo very high with a USDM EF hood, but the 5th/6th gen Civics have enough of a bulge to do so.
The two bottom-mounts on the right look to be for a B or D series.
The two top-mounts on the left look to be for a k-series. They generally have more room above than below due to the firewall and the more square-like valve cover.
PicZorZ of teh flangeZ
FWIW, there is actually enough room for a turbo mounted above a log for almost all B & D series setups. You can't set the turbo very high with a USDM EF hood, but the 5th/6th gen Civics have enough of a bulge to do so.
The two top-mounts on the left look to be for a k-series. They generally have more room above than below due to the firewall and the more square-like valve cover.
PicZorZ of teh flangeZ
FWIW, there is actually enough room for a turbo mounted above a log for almost all B & D series setups. You can't set the turbo very high with a USDM EF hood, but the 5th/6th gen Civics have enough of a bulge to do so.
The two bottom-mounts on the right look to be for a B or D series.
The two top-mounts on the left look to be for a k-series. They generally have more room above than below due to the firewall and the more square-like valve cover.
PicZorZ of teh flangeZ
FWIW, there is actually enough room for a turbo mounted above a log for almost all B & D series setups. You can't set the turbo very high with a USDM EF hood, but the 5th/6th gen Civics have enough of a bulge to do so.
The two top-mounts on the left look to be for a k-series. They generally have more room above than below due to the firewall and the more square-like valve cover.
PicZorZ of teh flangeZ
FWIW, there is actually enough room for a turbo mounted above a log for almost all B & D series setups. You can't set the turbo very high with a USDM EF hood, but the 5th/6th gen Civics have enough of a bulge to do so.
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