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Just pipcked up a new turbo. Thought I'd seewhat you guys have been happy with as far a exhaust manifolds. Nick... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER

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Old 11-29-2007, 10:30 PM
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Just pipcked up a new turbo. Thought I'd seewhat you guys have been happy with as far a exhaust manifolds.


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i got the HTT quick spool manifold.... it's nice and heavy.... IIRC it's almost identical to the ATS and some others.....

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HTT here as well....see here for more details

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i will say my HTT came tapped, plugged and a full set of gaskets and new turbo to manifold bolts.....
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Old 11-29-2007, 10:41 PM
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My turbo is an HTT so I was leaning that way... Good info
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Old 11-30-2007, 07:25 AM
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HTT here, I took a small sanding disk to the inside of mine to smooth it out a bit more, but Im just a little bit anal on that stuff. Id say go for it! might as well if you already have the turbo off.

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Old 11-30-2007, 08:00 PM
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The HTT manifold is not yet available for the 3rd gens according to HTT a couple weeks ago. The only choices you have are ATS and BD.

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do the exhaust manifolds actually made a difference? Spool up any quicker? When I got my intake manifold(cfm+) I was dissapointed. I couldnt tell any difference. Can you actualle tell it has been changed?

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The factory manifold is prone to distort and/or crack from heat
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Originally Posted by dalton06 View Post
do the exhaust manifolds actually made a difference? Spool up any quicker? When I got my intake manifold(cfm+) I was dissapointed. I couldnt tell any difference. Can you actualle tell it has been changed?
Proper manifold selection is critical and depends on the intended use when swapping turbos.
The new intake manifold needs to be used in conjunction with other mods to get the intended gains it was designed for. Just swapping in the new manifold wont give you any set of the pants improvement. You will see a definite improvement on the top end especially when you upgrade the the turbo.

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3rd gens benifit much more from upgraded manifolds! Some folks have opinions that the larger number of #5 and #6 on 3rd gens could be related to less air flow! Some have even moved to 2nd gen manifolds but of course it take much more work!

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Old 12-10-2007, 02:37 PM
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I noticed quite a bit of spool-up difference between the stock manifold and the ATS I have on it now.
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I just changed turbo and manifold last sat. I would def go ahead and do the manifold. I went from stock to an HTb2 62/12 and ATS manifold i think it spools quicker than the stock one
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I have an ATS but I'm seriously considering the manifold from Hellmans. It looks sweet. Check it out.
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