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03-05-05, 04:04 AM
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hey anyone got some feed back on turbo calculator's turbo manifold for FD, I'm having truble trying to find the best one for the best price. here is where you can find it.
http://www.turbocalculator.com/sale-headers.php#ss_fd3s
http://www.turbocalculator.com/sale-headers.php#ss_fd3s
03-05-05, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Saner
Looks like the ones found on e-bay. I've heard both negative and positive about them. Do a search, I'm sure you can find something on this.
Sorry Dude,
Theese are NOT the garden varaity ones founf on E-bay !
Theese are custom made at my shop on a jig made specifically for Fd's w/ singles.
Will accomodate the largest of tubos with NO INTERFERENCE.
I have many years of development buried into this designe.
Tubes made out of heavy wall cold rolled mild steel, engine side flanges are 3/8" Hi-Carbon plate, Turbo inlet flange is 1/2" Hi-Carbon w/ threaded holes & studs included.
Primaries are "Equal" lenth, & correctly sized ID for promoting hi exhaust velosity.
This designe promotes low lag, & with "divided" Turbine inlet, virtually NO LAG.
I provide most common WG. flanges, or can weld in a provided one if diferent from what we have.
It comes in a "Black" 2200 degree CERAMIC coating, or a "Chrome" 1800 degree Ceramic is available at an additional nominal cost.
We provide LIFE TIME REPLACEMENT WARRANTEE against manufactiring defects or cracking.
Note: Although we use the best "Ceramic Coater" in town, I cannot garrantee exfoliation of the coating. All coatings fail in time eventually due to "Thermal Fatigue"
If looking for a cheap common Turbo Manifold, Theese are NOT IT .
03-05-05, 11:01 AM
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What I think he's referring to is that the pictures on the Turbocalculator.com seems identical to the ones found on ebay.
eBay:
Turbocalculator.com:
Or, just coincidence that you both have the same decorating styles
.
eBay:
Turbocalculator.com:
Or, just coincidence that you both have the same decorating styles
.
Originally Posted by GT1-20b
Sorry Dude,
Theese are NOT the garden varaity ones founf on E-bay !
Theese are custom made at my shop on a jig made specifically for Fd's w/ singles.
Will accomodate the largest of tubos with NO INTERFERENCE.
I have many years of development buried into this designe.
Tubes made out of heavy wall cold rolled mild steel, engine side flanges are 3/8" Hi-Carbon plate, Turbo inlet flange is 1/2" Hi-Carbon w/ threaded holes & studs included.
Primaries are "Equal" lenth, & correctly sized ID for promoting hi exhaust velosity.
This designe promotes low lag, & with "divided" Turbine inlet, virtually NO LAG.
I provide most common WG. flanges, or can weld in a provided one if diferent from what we have.
It comes in a "Black" 2200 degree CERAMIC coating, or a "Chrome" 1800 degree Ceramic is available at an additional nominal cost.
We provide LIFE TIME REPLACEMENT WARRANTEE against manufactiring defects or cracking.
Note: Although we use the best "Ceramic Coater" in town, I cannot garrantee exfoliation of the coating. All coatings fail in time eventually due to "Thermal Fatigue"
If looking for a cheap common Turbo Manifold, Theese are NOT IT .
Theese are NOT the garden varaity ones founf on E-bay !
Theese are custom made at my shop on a jig made specifically for Fd's w/ singles.
Will accomodate the largest of tubos with NO INTERFERENCE.
I have many years of development buried into this designe.
Tubes made out of heavy wall cold rolled mild steel, engine side flanges are 3/8" Hi-Carbon plate, Turbo inlet flange is 1/2" Hi-Carbon w/ threaded holes & studs included.
Primaries are "Equal" lenth, & correctly sized ID for promoting hi exhaust velosity.
This designe promotes low lag, & with "divided" Turbine inlet, virtually NO LAG.
I provide most common WG. flanges, or can weld in a provided one if diferent from what we have.
It comes in a "Black" 2200 degree CERAMIC coating, or a "Chrome" 1800 degree Ceramic is available at an additional nominal cost.
We provide LIFE TIME REPLACEMENT WARRANTEE against manufactiring defects or cracking.
Note: Although we use the best "Ceramic Coater" in town, I cannot garrantee exfoliation of the coating. All coatings fail in time eventually due to "Thermal Fatigue"
If looking for a cheap common Turbo Manifold, Theese are NOT IT .
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03-05-05, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by atihun
What I think he's referring to is that the pictures on the Turbocalculator.com seems identical to the ones found on ebay.
eBay:
Turbocalculator.com:
Or, just coincidence that you both have the same decorating styles.
eBay:
Turbocalculator.com:
Or, just coincidence that you both have the same decorating styles
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03-05-05, 10:04 PM
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looking 4 manifold
well I did a search and found a manifold at http://www.gothamracing.com/catalog/...oducts_id=1015
it looks good but again don't know the quality or if will fit just right with my TO4R
found more here http://www.shaneracing.com/sr93trbo.html anymore Ideas or sugestions
it looks good but again don't know the quality or if will fit just right with my TO4R
found more here http://www.shaneracing.com/sr93trbo.html anymore Ideas or sugestions
03-05-05, 10:31 PM
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Jin 13B,
heres another source for a manifold: www.a-spectuning.com
heres another source for a manifold: www.a-spectuning.com
Originally Posted by jin 13B
well I did a search and found a manifold at http://www.gothamracing.com/catalog/...oducts_id=1015
it looks good but again don't know the quality or if will fit just right with my TO4R
found more here http://www.shaneracing.com/sr93trbo.html anymore Ideas or sugestions
it looks good but again don't know the quality or if will fit just right with my TO4R
found more here http://www.shaneracing.com/sr93trbo.html anymore Ideas or sugestions
03-05-05, 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by GT1-20b
Must need glasses if a comparison looks alike !
So what is the difference between the first picture on this Ebay ad:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...959015014&rd=1
And this picture on the Turbo Calculator website?
http://www.turbocalculator.com/view-...ct=004-001-006
Maybe I am a complete novice here, but not only do the manifolds look the same, but the table cloth looks the same, the shadows look the same, the glare looks the same, and the reflection of the person taking the picture is in the same spot.
03-06-05, 09:18 AM
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yeah they are the same so any one got more choices on where to look, I realy need this manifold I have been looking everywhere. I need something that will spool up as fast as possible, hopefuly at about 3000 to 3500 RPM
03-06-05, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Evil Aviator
I think I need glasses too.
So what is the difference between the first picture on this Ebay ad:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...959015014&rd=1
And this picture on the Turbo Calculator website?
http://www.turbocalculator.com/view-...ct=004-001-006
Maybe I am a complete novice here, but not only do the manifolds look the same, but the table cloth looks the same, the shadows look the same, the glare looks the same, and the reflection of the person taking the picture is in the same spot.
So what is the difference between the first picture on this Ebay ad:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...959015014&rd=1
And this picture on the Turbo Calculator website?
http://www.turbocalculator.com/view-...ct=004-001-006
Maybe I am a complete novice here, but not only do the manifolds look the same, but the table cloth looks the same, the shadows look the same, the glare looks the same, and the reflection of the person taking the picture is in the same spot.
Totaly agree w/ Evil.
Those manifiolds on E-bay ARE the same
They bare NO resemblence with this one:
This one is availavle through CLR. Motorsports out of Miami Fl.
A description of this Manifold was posted above earlier under: "Sorry Dude".........
Sorry for the confusion.
03-07-05, 12:39 AM
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Originally Posted by jin 13B
No problem any one have a link to CLR motorsports or how to get in touch with them or pics of there manifolds
(305) 235-3696
03-07-05, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by jin 13B
yo thank's but I could not open up that link, I"m on a GOV computer the site is blocked any thing else.
03-07-05, 11:33 PM
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Check out this manifold I am looking into buying this one for my 60-1!!
Tell what you think
http://mazdadragracing.com/turbopage.html
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Tell what you think
http://mazdadragracing.com/turbopage.html
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03-08-05, 12:34 AM
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Check out this manifold I am looking into buying this one for my 60-1!!
Tell what you think
http://mazdadragracing.com/turbopage.html
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Tell what you think
http://mazdadragracing.com/turbopage.html
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Nive welds.
WG positioning ????
A little too much heat poential arround Intake.