is there a t3 2jzge manifold??
10-05-10, 01:20 PM
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is there a t3 2jzge manifold??
ive been searching but i can not find one except in australia
so does anyone know of a 2jzge turbo manifold thats t3 flanged
or how id go about changing on into t3..
i do realize there are adaptors..however they add some height to the turbo and i think that will cause interference with the piping going into the TB
any info is appreciated thanks
so does anyone know of a 2jzge turbo manifold thats t3 flanged
or how id go about changing on into t3..
i do realize there are adaptors..however they add some height to the turbo and i think that will cause interference with the piping going into the TB
any info is appreciated thanks
10-05-10, 08:10 PM
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Srt cast mani worked well until it cracked, and cracked..... Sold one here a while back for 5$.
Get a fleabay t4 flanged and an adapter or have it welded on as well as supports to give it some better life.
Most adapters are .5 inches thick or smaller, you will be fine with the intake.
Get a fleabay t4 flanged and an adapter or have it welded on as well as supports to give it some better life.
Most adapters are .5 inches thick or smaller, you will be fine with the intake.
10-06-10, 10:15 AM
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...would running a "mesh screen" be a bad idea instead of a filter..i do realize most people run filters but ive also seen quite a few people just run a mesh style setup..of course little dirt/dust can get in but keeps the bigger things out..
would this be a very bad idea ie dirt can ruin the blades on the compressor?
would this be a very bad idea ie dirt can ruin the blades on the compressor?
10-06-10, 10:51 AM
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forget the blades of the compressor you will be getting so much dirt into your engine, you will be building up sludge among other things and the dirt does not help combustion. I would guess it could lead to blocked passages and stuff but thats just a guess. I thought about doing the same thing but decided the risk isnt worth the reward, to fully clear the distributor just use a 3" pipe if you need to (the 4" rests against the dizzy on mine).
If you live in a non-dusty place you could get away with it for a while, but if you live in a dusty spot like Nevada or something then you are really asking for it!
If you live in a non-dusty place you could get away with it for a while, but if you live in a dusty spot like Nevada or something then you are really asking for it!
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