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anyone run these before.? i searched honda-tech and found nothing..they look strong as hell and are only 200 with free shipping till the end of may..

 

cast iron manifold for $200?


In for some answers

 

**** , looks alot better than a drag cast manifold I would try it for 200 bucks

 

looks aiight. i would try it if it was my first setup. i don't know if i'd wanna waste my money or not. lol

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18C1CYA &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">**** , looks alot better than a drag cast manifold I would try it for 200 bucks </TD></TR></TABLE>

Hell yeah, about the same price as an SSautoshit, and it looks 1000x better.

 

damn i didint see a d series option there.

 

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Yeah that is unfortunate..maybe they will come out with one in the near future

 

bump it up..anyone?

i need one and this is only $200..you know its strong as hell..

but i want to hear about how it fits? ..how was customer service..? how heavy is it.? how does it place a t3/t4 turbo? anyone have to shave some stuff off the block..?

 

anyone try one yet?

 

bump anyone

good wastegate placement

 

i wanna try it i wonder if a tial 38mm will hit the hood in a b16 crx? what do you guys think?

 

looks pretty similar to the blox cast manifold. not sure if with the blox the wastegate would hit the hood, but worse case all you need is an elbow.

i'd try it for $200

 

i have that one on my car. works great..

 

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and you got a b-series ef to? you got any pictures? doest the wastegate hit the hood? did you have to use an elbow? how was fitmenet? was it heavy as hell? how long did it take to get? how does it place the turbo? any trimming of the block webbing need? please if you have pics post them

 

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you have one? can we get a review on it? got any pics ? does the wastegate hit the hood like this guy above asked?

 

it actually looks like a replica of a inlinepro and drag/rev hard combined into one.
by the way it looks, ill give it a shot on my next turbo setup

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PurEvl &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it actually looks like a replica of a inlinepro and drag/rev hard combined into one.
by the way it looks, ill give it a shot on my next turbo setup</TD></TR></TABLE>

you think the wastegate will hit the hood in a b16a crx/w hasport mounts? cause they sell the wastegate elbow on the website to and im wondering if ill need it.?

 

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you think the wastegate will hit the hood in a b16a crx/w hasport mounts? cause they sell the wastegate elbow on the website to and im wondering if ill need it.?</TD></TR></TABLE>

a ef with a bseries on hasport mounts already does not clear the hood so i couldnt tell u. i know it clears fine with a spaced bottom cf hood if u know what im talking about. you probably had to cut the bottom of your hood to fit the b series with hasport into your ef correct?

to tell u the truth, imo, it would prob hit the hood slightly on a ef with b series on hasports. in everything else i would think it fits....i mean, who would manufacture this or any manifold in bulk that causes the wastegate to hit the hood on everyones car? no one would buy it if they had to cut a hole in their hood. i give these people the benefit of the doubt due to the looks of the manifold that its been through r&d to ensure it clears the hood fine.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PurEvl &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

a ef with a bseries on hasport mounts already does not clear the hood so i couldnt tell u. i know it clears fine with a spaced bottom cf hood if u know what im talking about. you probably had to cut the bottom of your hood to fit the b series with hasport into your ef correct?
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it comes pretty damn closes but it fits ..now on my old crx with a B18vtec block i had to cut the webbing under the hood to get it to close,,but the b16a block has no issues..i think i know what you mean about the carbon fiber hood ..if i get this manifold ill probably just get the elbow anyway,,might as well...

but this guy that posted in this thread says he has this manifold on a b-series in a 91 civic,, i wish he would give some more feedback besides "i have that one on my car. works great.."

 

i didnt use the stock wastegate opening on the mani.. i welded it shut.. i am using a 14b eclipse turbo on it. no clearance problems at all.

 

It looks like a InlinePro replica, although the wastegate mount is even higher. Which can't be good because my Tial 38mm hits my hood with my InlinePro mani. Had to hammer the hood frame in so it could fit, it only needed a couple mm's.

I am guessing that this manifold will have hood clearance issuses on most setups unless you run an elbow or have a really short WG.

PS i am running a boost controller and use the upper needle which is why I had to hammer the hood a bit.

 

I dont like it. It looks like an overweight Blox manifold

 

anyone know how if this manifold is a direct replacement for an inlinepro/revhard manifold? i was looking to replace my manifold and an inlinepro is alittle out of my price range.

 

Will this manifold work with an HX35w with AC and PS?

 

you get what you pay for.