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Old 03-31-2005, 06:30 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by blu808
Why would you go topmount? Just for looks? You can fit a capible turbo on a bottom mount just fine.

I reccomend, Silk Road Manifolds (signal), hks.
all the cheap ones crack.

I use silk road
400rwhp.....?
top mount is for big turbos. if u use anything bigger than a t3 centersection on a low mount, the position of turbo ends up very close to oil return bung on motor, then u dont get adaquate oil drainage. not to mention snaking the intake piping past the powersteering is a b@tch.

i am running a t3/t4 with about 63a/r housings. compressor side fits with 1 finger space between motor and snail, oil return line is barely an 1 1/2" above bung. 400rwhp is alot out of an sr, thats pretty dyno queen in my opinion, which leaves u running something big, which will in my opinion necessitate top mount to fit.

and yes cheap ones crack. at 400 horse, u will be running pretty crazy boost, with retarded timing, that leaves u with high egt's and cheap ones crack when u turn them into cherry pipes. ive never seen above 370rwhp without high egt's and some crazy boost/retarded timing. but then again, hawaii is small and noone does dyno queens/quartermilers.
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