What RB upper manifold to use with a s4 tii lower intake manifold?
08-24-03, 07:23 PM
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What RB upper manifold to use with a s4 tii lower intake manifold?
Anyone know the anwser to this one? I have a RB mani on my 45 DCOE but it does not mate up to the S4 Tii lower i just bought. Anyone know the part number to what i need? Anyone atually have a similar setup?
08-25-03, 09:45 AM
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This is sort of strange... the Carb should sit on the LIM already and it should be a racing beat LIM like this one here:
http://www.racingbeat.com/photos/18045.jpg
In which case you would not need any more LIM's. That manifold bolts directly to the engine. Do you have a picture of your setup? From what you described I am a little confused.
http://www.racingbeat.com/photos/18045.jpg
In which case you would not need any more LIM's. That manifold bolts directly to the engine. Do you have a picture of your setup? From what you described I am a little confused.
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Oh crap i should have specified more. I have a Weber 45 Dcoe ( sidedraft) carb with a racing beat upper manifold trying to connect to a tii lower intake manifold ( so i can put the turob in without a spacer).
The problem is the bolt spacing is bigger on my upper than my lower.
Here is my carb and upper.
The problem is the bolt spacing is bigger on my upper than my lower.
Here is my carb and upper.
08-28-03, 03:29 AM
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i would think you need the r.b. lowwer na intake and then get a 6port na to a 4 port adapter plate so it would be like this...block(4 port), 4 port block(adapter plate)6port manifold. r.b. 6 port lowwer man., r.b. webber upper man. carb. and i dont think a 45 dcoe will feed a t2 motor to well id get a holly
08-28-03, 06:55 AM
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There is a difference between the 74-85 & 86-92 manifolds ( http://www.mazdatrix.com/r-weber.htm )
Are you rtying to mate a 74-85 manifold to a S4 LIM?
Are you rtying to mate a 74-85 manifold to a S4 LIM?
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Originally posted by BadAssRX-7
i dont think a 45 dcoe will feed a t2 motor to well id get a holly
i dont think a 45 dcoe will feed a t2 motor to well id get a holly
08-28-03, 07:41 AM
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Originally posted by KNONFS
There is a difference between the 74-85 & 86-92 manifolds ( http://www.mazdatrix.com/r-weber.htm )
Are you rtying to mate a 74-85 manifold to a S4 LIM?
There is a difference between the 74-85 & 86-92 manifolds ( http://www.mazdatrix.com/r-weber.htm )
Are you rtying to mate a 74-85 manifold to a S4 LIM?
I am trying to put a racing beat 74-85 manifold on a s4 tii lower manifold.
09-01-03, 04:45 PM
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Well the issue was that i was trying to put a 86-92 manifold on a 85 and older lower intake manifold. SO thanks to DVCN (local RX7 guy) i got ahold of the correct manifold.
Once i got it home i compared it to the s4 tii lower intake mani i have. There are some differences.
First off all 5 bolt holes will have to be machined for it to fit.
Just figured there would be some people interested in this.
Once i got it home i compared it to the s4 tii lower intake mani i have. There are some differences.
First off all 5 bolt holes will have to be machined for it to fit. Just figured there would be some people interested in this.
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