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2g exhaust manifold or evo 3 exhaust manifold

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trackfwd

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I'm in the market for a new exhaust manifold,which manifold should I get to replace my cracked 1g manifold, 2g manifold or evo 3 manifold?
 
Evo3 for sure. I picked one up for $80 and it had even been machine ported.
 
If you're still on a 14b, it has a 6cm inlet and the Evo3 manifold has a 7cm outlet.
You would have to either port the inlet of the turbine housing, which will decrease velocity to the turbine.
Purchase a 7cm housing to put on your 14b, which is a good option because it will help topend flow and give you more flow per psi.

You could just use a 2g manifold as it will match right up and can be found dirt cheap used. Then when you go to something requiring a 7cm outlet, you can port the 2g out. They flow very similar to the Evo3 manifold minus the smaller collector.
 
Forget EVO 3..

I saw a dyno where someone picked up 5hp just from switching to a FP from a ported EVO 3... ona bolt on 3586

I find those results underwhelming. I'll pay 1/3 the price for 5hp less. 5hp is well within error margins as well. I'd actually call that anecdote evidence against buying the FP - even if it is about as awesome as a cast manifold can be.

No war.. just sayin.
 
An Evo III manifold is a 2G manifold with a 7cm collector instead of a 6cm collector.

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Use the 2G manifold and sealing ring if you have a turbo with a 6cm turbine housing, and the Evo III manifold and sealing ring if you have a turbo with a 7cm housing.

If your turbo has a ported 7cm housing where the sealing ring lip has been removed, you can use either manifold as long as the collector hole has been opened up to the same diameter as the inlet of your turbine housing.
 

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They lucked out. I had a customer send me a 16G that attempted to use the 6cm sealing ring in a 7cm housing. The ring made it to the turbine wheel and reshaped the turbine inducer nicely.

I hate those flippin' sealing rings. I always gasket match stuff and keep life simple. The difference between a plugged up 6cm housing and a 7cm ported one for that owner will be night & day. Car was running 16.8's-17.5's. Was sold to him that way & we've spent a year troubleshooting it on-and-off. I can't wait to see what it does.
 
Jafro said:
If you have anything smaller than a big16g, here... you'll need this.

YouTube - How to port and polish a turbo exhaust housing






For those of you who don't have an air compressor, just stuff a couple rags in down inside the inlet of the turbine and go from there. Perhaps use a vac to get the rest of the shards out.


I <3 using the sealing ring BTW. No porting in that area for me. No thank you.
 
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