no - I used standard FTO engine mounts, are you using FTO or VR4 mounts? there could be a differencenvr2low wrote: so richard you pushd the firewall in a little bit man and made new pipes that come off the turbo 2 the exhaust man. Does your motor sit a little further bak
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Dunno yet, but if you're serious I'll get the boys to blueprint it & make jigs. Gotta be serious thou...jonowong wrote:How much is the manifold and dump pipe going to cost?
can you make one for me and one for nvr2low
that way you spread the design over 3 people
You cant spin the turbo 180 degrees, we are however moving it in closer, but dropping it down. There is a space for it just next to the steering rack (away from where it couples to the steering column obviously)nvr2low wrote:hey ben this may sound like a stupid comment but I was looking at the manifold and I saw that it bends up. What about if we spin it 180 degrees then it will point down and closer to the block of the motor eg making it more compact and closer togther man. Does this make any sense to you guys?
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hahaha price me up pleaseBennoz wrote:Dunno yet, but if you're serious I'll get the boys to blueprint it & make jigs. Gotta be serious thou...jonowong wrote:How much is the manifold and dump pipe going to cost?
can you make one for me and one for nvr2low
that way you spread the design over 3 people

if its cheaper to do it now while your doing ill pay now! depending on price that is
or if its the same price after the jig is made then get the jig ready!

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hey ben i am defently in for the new manifold i have saved the money for it as i defently need it after my mechanic told me it wont fit with out one.
Hey then wont you have to run new oil lines to the turbo man as the old ones wont be the same length or in the same area. Were would yo normally get this done
Hey then wont you have to run new oil lines to the turbo man as the old ones wont be the same length or in the same area. Were would yo normally get this done
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How is the conversion going mate?
I will soon be transferring all of my gear into another shell as I have let my current one get a little... tired
Rear manifold of mine had to be planed slightly to get the turbo sitting closer to the block, other than that, no more mods to make it fit (standard dump pipes to Y pipe too).
Battery to boot of course...
Mounts modified of course (the drivers side mount only it seems) to drop the engine about an inch and move it slightly.
Used the standard FTO radiator, but the fans are mounted on the other side (not in engine bay) to allow more space for the front turbo.
If you need any pictures, let me know.
When I start pulling it all out I will take pictures and make almost a reverse installation guide.
May also help more people who want to get all over doing their conversion.
I will soon be transferring all of my gear into another shell as I have let my current one get a little... tired

Rear manifold of mine had to be planed slightly to get the turbo sitting closer to the block, other than that, no more mods to make it fit (standard dump pipes to Y pipe too).
Battery to boot of course...
Mounts modified of course (the drivers side mount only it seems) to drop the engine about an inch and move it slightly.
Used the standard FTO radiator, but the fans are mounted on the other side (not in engine bay) to allow more space for the front turbo.
If you need any pictures, let me know.
When I start pulling it all out I will take pictures and make almost a reverse installation guide.
May also help more people who want to get all over doing their conversion.
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Ah, 6A13 and a tip box, how is it handling the power?
I see youve stayed twin turbo rather than single...you will want more power and go single next (trust me I didi!)
I see youve stayed twin turbo rather than single...you will want more power and go single next (trust me I didi!)
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Update!
We're on the move again, now that we've finished the new rear manifold - see pic below. Interestingly, they decided to raise the turbo up at the back as opposed to tucking it down & under. The pic is from up under the car!
Wiring is still yet to be finished, a few other bits & peices around the engine I going to do this week, swap the thermostat assembly onto the motor, run a few oil & water lines.
The stonking great intercooler is now mounted in behind the front bar, the dump pipes & exhaust are being finished today too.

We're on the move again, now that we've finished the new rear manifold - see pic below. Interestingly, they decided to raise the turbo up at the back as opposed to tucking it down & under. The pic is from up under the car!
Wiring is still yet to be finished, a few other bits & peices around the engine I going to do this week, swap the thermostat assembly onto the motor, run a few oil & water lines.
The stonking great intercooler is now mounted in behind the front bar, the dump pipes & exhaust are being finished today too.

I'll try. You want me to ship to the same address as last time?hey ben when ya send the manifold is it possible to gt the actuator blue print sent 2 man
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Tip? Nah, its a manual.RichardB wrote:Ah, 6A13 and a tip box, how is it handling the power?
I see youve stayed twin turbo rather than single...you will want more power and go single next (trust me I didi!)
Yes... my mechanic has warned me about this, Im hoping the nitrous will tide me over for the time being
