Knee-deep in my current build
Welll eeexxxcccuuusssee me sir !! I'm soooo sorrry !!
rich.... Can you cut me a manifold flange? I've been looking for one but don't want the racing beat one with the gay RB on it. Sounds dumb..but i'm particular haha. Only other one was from extreme rotaries in Aussieland. so I figured i'd ask around a bit..
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Sorry guys, should have mentioned it in the post with the picture..... that is indeed an A-Spec manifold, lovingly crafted by the Mighty Seanny Sean himself
Gorgeous Rich.
One day, hopefully sooner rather than later... I really want to see what that 6766 puts out for numbers. I've got the older 6265 since the days before precision even made their own divided t4 1.0 manifold (I've got a turbonetics one) and I still haven't had a chance to run it and now they've got all the new parts. I'm looking forward to seeing what the new stuff can do.
One day, hopefully sooner rather than later... I really want to see what that 6766 puts out for numbers. I've got the older 6265 since the days before precision even made their own divided t4 1.0 manifold (I've got a turbonetics one) and I still haven't had a chance to run it and now they've got all the new parts. I'm looking forward to seeing what the new stuff can do.
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Thanks Kyle 
Received this bad boy in the mail today..... Exedy Comp-D. Twin cerametallic discs with lightened flywheel. It weighs a scant 23.5 pounds vs the 'standard' Exedy twin disc that I currently have at 30.6 pounds

Received this bad boy in the mail today..... Exedy Comp-D. Twin cerametallic discs with lightened flywheel. It weighs a scant 23.5 pounds vs the 'standard' Exedy twin disc that I currently have at 30.6 pounds


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Some comparo pics between my old 'standard' twin disc (part #ZM022SD) and the new Comp-D competition unit.... also an interesting peak into the rear of my engine 
Notice the difference in weights (pretty legit!), diameter and disc design





Notice the difference in weights (pretty legit!), diameter and disc design




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^^Good question, I'm not sure if they're modular or not.
One other difference of note, the Comp-D discs are 4.3mm thick when new and the 'standard' cerametallic discs are 4.0mm thick when new.
One other difference of note, the Comp-D discs are 4.3mm thick when new and the 'standard' cerametallic discs are 4.0mm thick when new.






