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#17
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
Stock1200Ute1
Posted on: 2014/6/16 10:49
Interesting design this one!
The last comment on the running vid, bahahahahhaha  
#16
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
Posted on: 2014/6/16 1:25
Yep its not bad at all. I gave him my metal extinguisher for that reason.
#15
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
MatthewSturdee
Posted on: 2014/6/16 1:15
Cool yea never came up in conversation with David. There ya go anyways I might think about doing that, I think it's a really clever idea!
#14
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
Posted on: 2014/6/16 0:35
D has been using them for couple years, wurzel did it on a lawn mower.
You just have to use the old steel ones to weld diy. Unless you can tig .
#13
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
MatthewSturdee
Posted on: 2014/6/15 23:32
Oh really right ive never seen it before cant see any photos on google images either any links unfamilia? I'm not being a smart arse i literally just wanna see other designs.
#12
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
Posted on: 2014/6/15 10:41
Trends been and gone. Its just practicle
#11
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
MatthewSturdee
Posted on: 2014/6/15 10:09
Wow cool I can see a trend starting for rat lookers and intake plenums
#8
Re: Turbo setup, how not to.
D
Posted on: 2014/6/15 1:36
These are variable adjustable intake runners
ghetto style and probably more effective than Toyotas which where ditched on big port 4age. smaller runners are better at idle great vid!
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