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adapter plates for t3/t4

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na90dsm

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do these exsist. is there adapter plate to mate a t3/t4 flange to say a evo manifold. i havent seen any and figured id ask. i dotn have 500 to spend on a tubular maniflld flanges for a t3 nor do i have the money for a cast mani

i saw those ss auto tube manifolds on ebay for 175 but heard they crack.


any ideas :confused:
 
na90dsm said:
do these exsist. is there adapter plate to mate a t3/t4 flange to say a evo manifold. i havent seen any and figured id ask. i dotn have 500 to spend on a tubular maniflld flanges for a t3 nor do i have the money for a cast mani

i saw those ss auto tube manifolds on ebay for 175 but heard they crack.


any ideas :confused:

hahn racecraft sells them ... kinda ghetto though.
 
i looked,whats price and exact name of part. its only temp till i get a real manifold.
 
you have to call them for the price because on their site the part number isn't listed on the price sheet. heres their part number: H TZ-7110: Mounting Plate, HRC Super and Garrett T-3 turbo to factory manifold
 
nice i just saved a bunch of money by posting on tuners!!!!!




:laugh: :laugh:

im ghonan use this until i get enough money together for a nice manifold. ill run this with a evo 3 ported and see hwo it works out.
 
one of my friends used this kit.. he also got a spacer from hahn that spaces the manifold about 1/2" from the block to give the compressor housing enough room..

heres a pic of it, although not a good one.. this is a to4e housing not touching the water lines..

IM not touching you, im not touching you :thumb:
 

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make sure you use studs and nuts for the flange to mani if you use bolts when you try to take the out they like to brake if you use studs they are easyer to take out
 
i have a jdm engin all i did was replace the valve cover, intake manifold and the ECU then "BAM!" it was jdm. :cool:
only caust me $350 :dsm: :talon:
 
Mighty Mouse said:
i have a jdm engin all i did was replace the valve cover, intake manifold and the ECU then "BAM!" it was jdm. :cool:
only caust me $350 :dsm: :talon:
Does any one have that "here is the room full of people that care" picture?
 
LOL i paid $100 and got mine fabricated at a local exhaust installation place
 
I have a T3/T4 adaptor plate that is used, but perfectly funtional. Ill sell it for $50 shipped. It includes studs and nuts already installed for the T3 side.
 
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im also interested in running an adaptor plate, ive heard some tend to leak. any more opinions on these?
 
hows the spool with the 60 trim and stock 2g mani. i was thinkin about a similar setup
 
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