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primestick

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Oct 14, 2010
AccountKiller, Alaska
Ok I did a search for this and all i found was 4g36 stuff. I was wondering what is the pros or cons of tube over a cast turbo manifold. I have been looking at a few diffrent turbo manis one is the obx tube and the other is the only cast 420a mani on ebay. I have a stock turbo off a GSX that i plan on running on my car untill i can afford to rebuild the whole bottom end. Another option for me would be to make my own tube mani, but where would i get the flange?

on school computer so no spell check, and i suck at spelling...:ohdamn:
 
Keep in mind that you get what you pay for when buying crap on eBay. Plenty of guys have made great power on cast log manifolds.

You want flanges? Do a little searching. Google. Vibrant Performance ::.

If you plan on running the GSX turbo on a pre-made manifold, make sure it has the right flange.
 
I have a Xs performance Tube manifold its holding up well to so far I bought it used powder coated looks like a ceramic coating needless to say what the previous post indicates is true you get what you pay for.:cool:
 
The only ebay manifolds I would trust are the cast ones...there isn't a whole lot you can mess up there. Tubular on the other hand can crack, so if you ever plan on getting one get a good one.
 
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Ebay tubular is fail for DD
 
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