Powerstroked162
On Da Juice
You need a manifold
im pretty sure only reason he had problems was becuse he had 90s going into the back of the head instead of banjos like everyone else has the 90s dont allow the uppipes to move foward enough to me the pedistalMaybe i missed it somewhere, but is this 64/71/70 a bullseye turbo? Don't remember reading anything about you having any fitment issues with the install of it with the RCD pedistal and adapter flange like powerstrokekid87 did when he installed his bullseye 66mm with the RCD pedistal and adapter flange.
intake manifold or exhaust manifolds?
intake manifold or exhaust manifolds?
^ what craig said
Morgan is running a bullseye 64, said fitment was actually pretty dead on, and after a few pics of the rcd flange its a damn nice piece.
get a bp gauge on there bud oke:
intake manifold thats been ported out, wont have reading with the new exhaust manifolds for a few more weeks.
morgans more than likely waiting on my lazy a$$ to pull my manifold off so he can get it on his; i just havent had time to make another one :doh:
im pretty sure only reason he had problems was becuse he had 90s going into the back of the head instead of banjos like everyone else has the 90s dont allow the uppipes to move foward enough to me the pedistal
I think you've got the hook up on another LOL
im pretty sure only reason he had problems was becuse he had 90s going into the back of the head instead of banjos like everyone else has the 90s dont allow the uppipes to move foward enough to me the pedistal
? The 90's make no where close to contact on the up pipes on s300 setups... He had problems because RCD's Kit doesnt include an oil feed line... I have the 90's on two seperate s300 setups on my personal stuff as well as several customers' setups with no issues..
by the way his setup uses banjos in the back of the head, as he is using our hardline stainless kit..... so it would be pretty hard to have an issue with a 90 fitting that doesnt exist..
Why did he have such a problem getting his to fit?