Best Bang for $$$ Manifold?
I'm new to Hondas (Toyota guy... MR2 specifically), but I'm about to get an EG hatch to build up. Always wanted to build a Honda 
Anyways, I'm looking for the best bang for the money turbo manifold.
I found this and it looks very well priced. If there is something that's better for the money please post it. Thanks a bunch.
http://www.pfabrications.com/inc/sdetail/296

Anyways, I'm looking for the best bang for the money turbo manifold.
I found this and it looks very well priced. If there is something that's better for the money please post it. Thanks a bunch.
http://www.pfabrications.com/inc/sdetail/296
I'm new to Hondas (Toyota guy... MR2 specifically), but I'm about to get an EG hatch to build up. Always wanted to build a Honda 
Anyways, I'm looking for the best bang for the money turbo manifold.
I found this and it looks very well priced. If there is something that's better for the money please post it. Thanks a bunch.
http://www.pfabrications.com/inc/sdetail/296

Anyways, I'm looking for the best bang for the money turbo manifold.
I found this and it looks very well priced. If there is something that's better for the money please post it. Thanks a bunch.
http://www.pfabrications.com/inc/sdetail/296
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thanks guys.
However, a "miniram" or "quick4" as phil calls it are kinda best of both worlds and won't break the wallet. They are almost equal length manifolds but don't utilize very long runners, so they flow well/ have great wastegate placement and help spool quicker than ramhorn/topmount syle manifolds.
Obviously budget will play a role, but if you are really considering hitting 400whp you might want to consider something other than a log manifold as it will make the job much easier. Plus they look cooler.
Quick4AC manifold here from spoolin performace. In the process of yanking the old engine out and in with the new mild built one. And what motor you plan on running?
It depends on what your goals are for this car. Everyone's opinion of "best bang for buck" is different. Me personally, I think a "shorty" style manifold you can pick up for 500 bucks is more than worth it for an excellent powerband in the 300-350whp range, if mated with the right turbo. I have the SLS Shorty manifold on my car and I LOVE IT. You can get it brand new with a dp and dt for $700.00 I think.
ive prolly gotten lucky finding mine, but a cheap ramhorn you cant go wrong with. just do your research. spoolinperformance makes great stuff. however, i got my CRPTurbo Ramhorn from a friend for under $300. Its not the prettiest, but its sturdy and should hold up for years to come and easily makes 500whp with a 38mmgate.
this is really something you dont want to cheap out on, so youre doing the right thing so far...
this is really something you dont want to cheap out on, so youre doing the right thing so far...
check straightlinespecialties they have some pretty good ones also
http://straightlinespecialties.com/s...hp?cPath=23_31
http://straightlinespecialties.com/s...hp?cPath=23_31
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