F-Body Turbo Manifolds - Which Will Fit?
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F-Body Turbo Manifolds - Which Will Fit?
I'm looking to collect as much data as possible, and organize it all into one thread. I've searched endlessly and I've gathered a decent amount of information (and pictures) about which manifolds will work in various front mount setups. What I'm trying to gather is which manifolds will fit in various orientations (forward-facing, up, down, rear-facing) in respect to shock tower interference and k-member clearance in a 4th gen F body.
What I've seen so far:
Truck manifolds facing forward and down - requires removing (or relocating and fabricating) a/c, and alternator moved to the top.
Down and rear-facing C6 / forward and down-facing truck manifold hybrid - keeps a/c, requires turbo k for feed on pass. side and alternator moved to the top.
Now on to the questions:
- Will the C6 manifold fit in any direction on the driver's side? With or without turbo k? Mainly looking for forward-down, or rear-down to mimic the passenger side.
- Can the C6 manifold on the passenger side be mounted in any direction other than rear-down?
- Do any manifolds clear the shock towers when facing forward-up?
- Do truck manifolds clear facing standard (rear-down) with a turbo k?
I'm looking for all possibilities. My OCD tendencies require that both sides are uniform (planning for small twins) and keeping a/c is a requirement. If I can't accomplish this, I will keep the car N/A. Thanks in advance for any input, it is greatly appreciated.
What I've seen so far:
Truck manifolds facing forward and down - requires removing (or relocating and fabricating) a/c, and alternator moved to the top.
Down and rear-facing C6 / forward and down-facing truck manifold hybrid - keeps a/c, requires turbo k for feed on pass. side and alternator moved to the top.
Now on to the questions:
- Will the C6 manifold fit in any direction on the driver's side? With or without turbo k? Mainly looking for forward-down, or rear-down to mimic the passenger side.
- Can the C6 manifold on the passenger side be mounted in any direction other than rear-down?
- Do any manifolds clear the shock towers when facing forward-up?
- Do truck manifolds clear facing standard (rear-down) with a turbo k?
I'm looking for all possibilities. My OCD tendencies require that both sides are uniform (planning for small twins) and keeping a/c is a requirement. If I can't accomplish this, I will keep the car N/A. Thanks in advance for any input, it is greatly appreciated.
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There was another gent (INTIMID8?) that had a similar setup as that one. Ran 9's with a M6 trans. Convertible street car. I think he sold it some time back and I haven't seen him post in quite some time, at least not here. I used to have pictures from his setup but I've misplaced them. I think he was running 58's. In my efforts to see if I could replicate it, I couldn't get my GT35's to fit between the BMR turbo K member and the block. I *think* you'd have to opt for a small footprint turbo.