M20 Turbo => M50 turbo fun.
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or if you wanted you can just buy an M50 exhaust manifold flange, and weld to that, instead of a cast piece. It'd look 10x better, and would make welding alot less painful.
if you're going with a simple set up like this:
Weld a piece of metal rod from the Exhaust manifold to the turbo manifold, if you don't, over time the heat from the exhaust combined with the weight of the turbo/exhaust pipe pulling against it, will eventually crack it. Might as well save yourself the trouble.
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Disregard his honda retardation.(the hole in the manifold) But the support bracket is shown.
This little bracket (I suggest you put in two for safety's sake) will be a life saver. If you don't, that shit can warp, and crack or worse yet, completely warp and droop touch something else in the engine bay, and catch your car on fire. (little extreme, but it can happen)
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Is it bad that I am not even boosted yet and I am already planning out what to add after?
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Ha, I am sitting here wanting to order all of the little bits but I know I need to order some of the bigger items first!
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But I have saved almost enough to order the manifold, which is 520 bucks which took a bit and I keep almost buying the 20-100 dollar parts that won't take me long at all to save for.
Know what I mean?
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GunMetalGrey said:
But I have saved almost enough to order the manifold, which is 520 bucks which took a bit and I keep almost buying the 20-100 dollar parts that won't take me long at all to save for.
Know what I mean?
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Just keep saving man! Gotta get the manifold. What mani you going with?
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Rowleym said:
Maybe? Where would it be? And could I replace all my fuel lines with like hard lines that bend?
It'd be between your fuel tank, and the motor. Go figure right?
Located behind the passenger rear wheel. by the driveline. Can't miss it. (dunno if E30's have this)
And yes, you can change fuel lines. not that you'd really need to, unless there all rusty/corroded.
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Late model e30's do not have an inline. Only early 318's do.
Going with a blunttech tubular manifold, thing is gorgeous!
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GunMetalGrey said:
Late model e30's do not have an inline. Only early 318's do.
Going with a blunttech tubular manifold, thing is gorgeous!
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Good information. I like my inline fuel pump. Means when I'm broke an low on gas, I'm not frying the pump. (which is bad for an intank pump. If you run the tank low on gas, as it uses the gas as a passive heat transfer.
I just need the specs and then I can get it.
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