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sbr mannifold on evo 3???

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goonie

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Mar 2, 2004
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hi guys
have a brand new evo 3 sitting in my garage i was ready to start with the porting
because i am planning to get the sbr cast mannifold
from what i read the sbr mannifold messures 7 cm at the turbine inlet flange(correct?)
now the following the evo 3 turbine inlet messures 6 cm the overall size of the turbine flange is only 8 cm so when porting it to match the sbr mannifold to 7 cm there will be only 5mm on each side for the gasket sure it will blow out
and if i deside not to port the turbo flange its gonna hurt flow because the hole on the sbr is bigger than the evo 3
any suggestions?
thanks in advance :thumb:
 
It will not be good for performance if you don't port the turbo and leave that lip there. I have been running with out a manifold gasket for a couple years and it has worked fine for me. As long as your turbo/manifold flanges are flat you shouldn't have any leaking problems.
 
eyebrowski said:
It will not be good for performance if you don't port the turbo and leave that lip there. I have been running with out a manifold gasket for a couple years and it has worked fine for me. As long as your turbo/manifold flanges are flat you shouldn't have any leaking problems.
thanks for the reply so flat flanges wont be a problem as both the turbo and mannifold are new but what about cracking , to match the turbo flange to the mannifold there will be only 5 mm material left on two sides of the turbo flange will this be a problem??
 
Lots of people port their 6cm housings, will it be more prone to cracking...probably but I wouldnt worry about it too much. You don't have to take tons of material out of the whole housing either, if you can smooth/remove the lip that should be sufficient.
 
Well a smaller hole will always restrict flow over a larger hole but you remove the lip that acts as a wall when the exhaust has hits it and makes a lot of turbulence. By removing the lip you can make the flow pattern better. Why not get a bigger exhaust housing?
 
eyebrowski said:
Well a smaller hole will always restrict flow over a larger hole but you remove the lip that acts as a wall when the exhaust has hits it and makes a lot of turbulence. By removing the lip you can make the flow pattern better. Why not get a bigger exhaust housing?
are there bigger exhaust housings availabel for the evo 3?
dont know but if there are let me know where to get one maybe a link ;)
thanks .
 
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