turbo upper intake onto s5 n/a lower intake
01-23-07, 11:09 PM
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turbo upper intake onto s5 n/a lower intake
what all do i need for this swap? ive seen pics of it done, and if i recall correctly i need a s4 t2 manifold. do i need the t2 fuel rail? and tb? what else?
01-24-07, 01:20 AM
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There is no possible way that a turbo upper intake bolts to an NA lower intake. The upper would wind up hitting the block and wouldn't come within 4" of seating on the lower.
The turbo engine sits the upper intake about 1" above the block. The turbo lower intake is about 8" taller than the block. This means that the turbo upper intake drops down about 6-7 inches.
The NA lower intake sits basically level with the block. Explain to me where that extra 6-7 inches of turbo intake is going to fit?
The turbo engine sits the upper intake about 1" above the block. The turbo lower intake is about 8" taller than the block. This means that the turbo upper intake drops down about 6-7 inches.
The NA lower intake sits basically level with the block. Explain to me where that extra 6-7 inches of turbo intake is going to fit?
01-24-07, 01:25 AM
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why would you put yourself through all that bs the tII shyt doesnt even look good thats why im puttin the fd uim on my tII and i dont think its possible any way lisent to rotary resurrection
01-24-07, 02:03 AM
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I "lost" my emissions....
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ive seen it done, and i want to reduce the intake run for more h/p i know i will lose torque, but that i can deal with, i want to push the stock port n/a as far as possible. and this is a much better alterative to compleatly fabricating an intake.
now i am about 99% sure you cant slap a t2 upper and lower on right? i could be wrong though.
and in responce to tybalt, i have not actually held a t2 manifold, so i am asking because i have no other way to tell.
now i am about 99% sure you cant slap a t2 upper and lower on right? i could be wrong though.
and in responce to tybalt, i have not actually held a t2 manifold, so i am asking because i have no other way to tell.
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Originally Posted by DREYKO
ive seen it done, and i want to reduce the intake run for more h/p i know i will lose torque, but that i can deal with, i want to push the stock port n/a as far as possible. and this is a much better alterative to compleatly fabricating an intake.
now i am about 99% sure you cant slap a t2 upper and lower on right? i could be wrong though.
and in responce to tybalt, i have not actually held a t2 manifold, so i am asking because i have no other way to tell.
now i am about 99% sure you cant slap a t2 upper and lower on right? i could be wrong though.
and in responce to tybalt, i have not actually held a t2 manifold, so i am asking because i have no other way to tell.
which is why I said if you have to ask you shouldnt even try, because its not possible
sorry if I sounded like an ***, but..its just not possible.
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