well here it is..

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It not totaly done yet... but this is my manifold

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this is what it sould look like when its all done

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Originally posted by JDMPlaya@Jan 1 2004, 06:01 PM
So is this your first manifold? Yea it does need tuning, but shit I can't do it :)

yea.. it needs fine tuning.. haha... but it works for now.

I know.. the pipes arent very thinck, but i plan on making a small braket to support the turbo.
 
Why not just buy one? Getcha a good ol' SSAutoChrome.com manifold! I emailed their tech support about them fucking up, and they said that the problem was w/ the welds around the wastegate flange, and they've fixed it and have a lifetime warrantee. Why not?
 
:thumbsup: Looks real good. You should powder coat it when its done, or atleast rattle can it, just for looks.
 
i dont have money to buy a manifold.. not only thatbut ... THEY DONT MAKE THEM FOR MY CAR!!.. so either way i had to make it. I talked to the muffler dude in my town, and he said the it should subbort the weight just fine, not only that, but im makeing a support braket as well.. the pipes are just to catch the exaust not hold up the turbo.

I still need info about the oil fittings.. check out my other post
https://hondaswap.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=29015

thanx
 
the manifold will support most of the weight of the turbo, not matter how you brace it.
as long as you aren't using a big turbo, you should be ok. mine weighs like 15-20 lbs. smaller ones don't weigh nearly that much.
 
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