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Old 06 September 2007, 10:03 AM
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Hi all,

Im currently running a andy forrest 20g turbo on my 1993 wrx with the usual support mods.

Currently im running it with a 90 bend but was thinking of either changing the manifold to a later front entry one or rasing my current one.

Does anyone know which option is best and if its easy to do.

cheers


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Old 06 September 2007, 10:14 AM
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IIRC the front entry manifold is just a standard one rotated and the alternator relocated to the A/C compressor position, they never actually come from the factory like this.
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there is a similar thread in transmission about this. If you are planning on removing the 90deg because you think it is a restriction then apparently it isnt a restriction unless your after big bhp. I am sure 500bhp was quoted.
Old 06 September 2007, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by [Davey]
IIRC the front entry manifold is just a standard one rotated and the alternator relocated to the A/C compressor position, they never actually come from the factory like this.
Front entry turbo, not manifold I think he means

And you can't just turn the inlet round as the throttle body sticks up in the air along with the idle control valve, then you can't shut the bonnet.




The original question answer is to raise the manifold up with spacers (carl davey makes them)
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sorry guys yes thats what i mean front entry turbo.

So my best bet was to fit manifold spaces tne. is this an easy job to do i.e can a novice do it and what else would i need to do it.

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Ahh Sorry
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I made one from alloy tubing and Samco hosing



Old 08 September 2007, 09:18 PM
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Mark A...you need to also mention you have relocated you PS pump (or not refitted it) or used a later version, also if you use a phase 1 manifold (Mark has a phase 1.5 i think or phase 2) then you need spacers and the fuel lines might get in the way

resivouir not pump sorry

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sorry to revive and old thread, but Mark, what did you do wit hall of the connections that the inlet pipe has ???

The reason i ask is that i am hoping to make my own too from ally pipe but wondered about the pipes which connect to the inlet pipe. ??

Thanks Chris.
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