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Old 07-26-2024, 09:48 PM
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X2 I run log manifolds with a 2 1/4 hotside and it works fine. For the street manifolds are fine plus they don't leak. The largest restriction to flow is in the turbine housing. You can put a large of a pipe as you want in front of a restriction, and it doesn't help anything.
Thanks for the input! Really making me rethink doing a turbo build, other than starting from scratch it's so tempting. So much potential.

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Thanks for the input! Really making me rethink doing a turbo build, other than starting from scratch it's so tempting. So much potential.
I was a big cube NA guy for years and went to the dark side a few years ago. It's the most fun you can have wearing pants

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