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this is a black one they look nice as

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2007/7/18 9:24  Updated: 2007/7/18 9:24
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
still takin orders if you want one and i havnt forgotten about the people already waiting sorry this one is sold and going to beastofburden

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120fly
Posted: 2007/7/19 9:19  Updated: 2007/7/19 9:19
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
Just out of curiosity what are people doing for the intake side of things ?cheers

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dog160
Posted: 2007/7/19 9:23  Updated: 2007/7/19 9:23
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
I am running a 32/36 weber with 1mm main and 2mm secondary jets.

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120fly
Posted: 2007/7/19 9:53  Updated: 2007/7/19 9:53
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
cheers dog 160 Ive started a replica of the turbo set we/you had intakes nearly all done ..........
so obiously you will be making some sort of hat for the carby but what do you do to the carby to stop it leaking from the pressure thats the best way i can explain it cheers .........

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2007/7/19 9:58  Updated: 2007/7/19 9:58
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
make a box for the carby and perssurise the the whole thing

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dog160
Posted: 2007/7/19 11:40  Updated: 2007/7/19 11:40
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
The standard gaskets are fine to about 10psi. I heard that years ago, they made a neoprene gasket kit for pressure applications. I will be sealing it with urethane once the dyno set up is sorted, or I may buy a sheet of neoprene/nitrile rubber and make the gaskets. My carby hat uses an o-ring machined into the lip. Will put photo's up when I can.

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tom210
Posted: 2008/1/9 13:54  Updated: 2008/1/9 13:54
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
these still being made?

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2008/1/9 23:26  Updated: 2008/1/9 23:26
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
yep selling them for $300 plus 10 for frieght

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Burke_a_lot
Posted: 2008/1/9 23:36  Updated: 2008/1/9 23:36
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
do you sell like a ready to run setup?!? with every thing you need? so all someone haves to do is install it? just wanted to know! maybe.... the future will tell....

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frankthedolphintrainer
Posted: 2008/1/10 0:55  Updated: 2008/1/10 0:55
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 Re: a series turbo manifold
i did sell a complete package a few weeks ago still a little involved with fitting it tho but still quite easy