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Tech Talk Technical Discussion About The Nissan 240SX and Nissan Z Cars |
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If the stock manifold is anything like the SR20, it should support ~350-380WHP or so before it becomes flow limited.
Are you shooting for more than 400WHP?? What is the reasoning for sticking to a top mount?? The easy button is buying a used good quality top mount setup and re-use the turbo originally planned for bottom mount. Last edited by RalliartRsX; 10-13-2016 at 11:35 AM.. |
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Zilvia FREAK!
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Id like to crack 400whp and i know the stock manifold doesnt give the full potential to the hypergear turbo i have (bolt on replacement turbo) |
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Zilvia FREAK!
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I'd say get the stock ones ported then, if people can crack 400whp on an engine with 2 less cylinders and a shit cylinder head with the stock manifold and a bolt on turbo I'm sure it's possible.
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Hog out the stock manifold and weld an external port on it and go to town. That EWG port will free up some restriction in the exhaust and allow for a 20-40 more WHP as compared to the IWG setup on a stock manifold. Don't waste you money on that hybrid or whatever manifold. Spend your money elsewhere...... |
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