Where can I get manifolds?
01-29-2007, 02:17 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SBC-S...79411081QQrdZ1
There ya go. They are for 3rd gens but that just means there more compact...
There ya go. They are for 3rd gens but that just means there more compact...
01-29-2007, 02:24 PM
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But wont SS promote cracking sooner? I know in the import world(which are the only kinda cars I have ever turbo'd) cast should be used at all cost unless you are going overboard somewhat on the build and the setup warrents it. Thanks though and it is good to know that the flange styles are all the same.
01-29-2007, 02:57 PM
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Yea I have wondered onto banks site a couple times. I am getting now to a point of wondering if turbo's are the right route for me on this project. It's just that with the amount of room I have and the expandability/options with turboing it has allways pulled me towards it.
The car is a 64 Impala and I have allready bought 2 T04B .70 A/R compressor side and .96 A/R turbine side turbo's which i have no doubt I could turn for a profit. I am also looking at blower options also with a 6-71 maybe. Hell I dont know. All I want is 400 to 550whp reliably on the street without alot of hassle after the install.
The car is a 64 Impala and I have allready bought 2 T04B .70 A/R compressor side and .96 A/R turbine side turbo's which i have no doubt I could turn for a profit. I am also looking at blower options also with a 6-71 maybe. Hell I dont know. All I want is 400 to 550whp reliably on the street without alot of hassle after the install.
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01-29-2007, 10:47 PM
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