I'm gettting started on my turbo set up. I did lots search and reading on this board. I know that the full race manifold is one of the top manifold, but it cost over a thousand dollars. I want to know which other brand of manifold that will last me least three years for around $400.

 

If your primary concern is longevity, the stainless steel cast manifold of inlinepro is around that price...probably cant be beat as far as that goes.

 

inline pro is an exceptionally strong/durable design, if you can find it for 400$ its the way to go. Some places sell it for 5 which is a little steep

 

i can get you an sfp stainless cast manifold for 395.00. 3 yr warranty also.

 

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when did they start making a cast stainless mani?

 

last month it came out. its really nice and smooth inside too. here is a pic of one w/o a flange and drilled holes. you can see how it looks atleast.

 

Yea that does look pretty damn nice

 

neat. A/c and p/s compatible?

 

it looks pretty decent, but why not just put a deltagate flange on the collector tube? It seems like it would work better and the 35mm should still clear. Also is it AC compatible?

 

Where can you buy that? I don't see it listed on their website.

 

does look nice. does the flange for the turbo sit straight or at an angle?

 

I was looking at buying a new SFP manifold a few months back, and as I recall they're not a/c compatible... but lets see what Mike says.

 

Modified by GRTechnologies at 2:57 AM 8/26/2003

 

the manifolds are a/c and p/s compatible. the flange for the turbo does sit at a slight angle. the wastegate outlet was actually designed with a swivel type clamp that you could rotate to aim the wastegate whichever way you wanted. i'll post some pics of it shortly. I have them in stock right now for 395.00 shipped.thanks

 

lovefab !!!

 

im selling my maxrev , hit me up if interested. i might be able to work a decent deal for you.

 

ok, the color is not showing right in this pic but this is the swivel adapter that allows rotation of the wastegate. with the swivel its 420.00. if you choose to get the manifold with a standard flange its 395.00 shipped

 

Mike good deal.. Do you sell everything through your forum? Any website showing what all you carry? Do you have any pictures of them mounted and can I get them with a 35mm flange? Feel free to pm me if you don't want everything to be public..

Todd

 

my site is down right now due to network issues. i should have it back up and runnign this week for sure. i can have any flange welded on that you want. let me knwo what you need and i'll see what i can do for you.thanks

 

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inline all the way. my roomate used this comboed with a precisoin sc34...no clearance issues, and definatley looks like a well made mani!!

 

Inline PRO is a cast stainless steel manifold. It comes with a LIFE TIME WARRANTY against any defects or cracking.
On a Gsr 2.0L T3 inlinePRO 24psi SC61 T04E compressor housing made 530whp.

AC compatable.

art

 

do they have one for a D series? :-) for aroud $400?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Arturbo &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Inline PRO is a cast stainless steel manifold. It comes with a LIFE TIME WARRANTY against any defects or cracking.
On a Gsr 2.0L T3 inlinePRO 24psi SC61 T04E compressor housing made 530whp.

AC compatable.

art</TD></TR></TABLE>

Go Josh... Go Josh... It's your Birfday... It's your Birfday!!!

LOL

 

the ones that are ac compatible , arent those the ones with issues of hittin the block and having to have the webbing cut? hows the clearance from the block with the inlinepro one's

 

Unit looks good, not bad for the price too.