will a FD exhaust mani fit a TII?
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will a FD exhaust mani fit a TII?
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Im thinking about upgrading my turbo and exhaust system. I dont like the stock manifold, it doesnt seem like it flows too well... anyway, i want to know if a FD manifold will fit. I probably will not use a stock FD manifold, but an aftermarket single turbo one. so basically, are the holes/bolt pattern the same? and will the outlet pipe fit? I will have custom piping, so thats no concern. I also have no emissions, so none of that **** will be in the way.
anybody know?
thanks,
Pat
Im thinking about upgrading my turbo and exhaust system. I dont like the stock manifold, it doesnt seem like it flows too well... anyway, i want to know if a FD manifold will fit. I probably will not use a stock FD manifold, but an aftermarket single turbo one. so basically, are the holes/bolt pattern the same? and will the outlet pipe fit? I will have custom piping, so thats no concern. I also have no emissions, so none of that **** will be in the way.
anybody know?
thanks,
Pat
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The FD has twin turbos so I think it is way different than the FC manifold. IF your talking about something like a TO4 manifold then I think they bolt up but there are clearance issues with the LIM on the FC. But that should not be a problem since there are TO4 manifolds for FCs specifically.
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May sound interesting to you, but sounds like a bunch of work for little gain to me. Yeah, you could make them bolt up, but the huge vacuum mess and whatnot of the sequentials would be a serious headache I think. You could convert them to non-sequential, but then what's the point of bolting on twins...
Anything can be done and each person will have their reasons for doing or not doing it. I guess what you need to ask yourself is will the benefits outweigh the cost/effort? IMO, no, but there are other schools of thought.
Anything can be done and each person will have their reasons for doing or not doing it. I guess what you need to ask yourself is will the benefits outweigh the cost/effort? IMO, no, but there are other schools of thought.
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there is a hundred threads on using the FD turbos on the FC, and while it is a noticeable performance gain, it is also generally considered to be more trouble than it's worth.
I mean really, why do you see a lot of FD guys going single turbo? Because they wanna be as cool as us FCs!
I mean really, why do you see a lot of FD guys going single turbo? Because they wanna be as cool as us FCs!