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Posts: 181-190 of 231
2009-01-06 12:42:37
#181
Originally Posted by rmyc
You know the RWD and FWD flange is flipped
T type flanges are symmetrical. Flipping them 180 degrees means nothing.
2009-01-06 15:13:14
#182
its the space between the flange and the block on the rwd motor that causes problems.

in rwd, the exhaust housing tucks under the rwd manifold close to the block.

using the rwd manifold on a fwd, has the exhaust housing on the radiator side of the manifold and that is the problem andre miko is trying to point out. you will also end up with the turbos compresor outlet where your radiator is.

have you really looked at how much room there is in the engine bay?
2009-01-06 20:12:07
#183
Originally Posted by BenFenner
T type flanges are symmetrical. Flipping them 180 degrees means nothing.


lol, offcourse

im talking about the exhaust flange on the block
2009-01-06 20:43:28
#184
Originally Posted by rmyc
lol, offcourse

im talking about the exhaust flange on the block


^LOL.........He never stops.
2009-01-06 21:23:15
#185
Originally Posted by rmyc
lol, offcourse

im talking about the exhaust flange on the block


no they're not
2009-01-06 23:57:33
#186
its pretty much upside down, that how we mounted the rwd manifold on the fwd
2009-01-07 00:35:28
#187
Originally Posted by rmyc
its pretty much upside down, that how we mounted the rwd manifold on the fwd


Proof? last I check they're the same.
2009-01-07 00:43:01
#188
Originally Posted by Keo
Proof? last I check they're the same.


LOL because they are the same.

I think he mixed up whether he had a top or bottom mount manifold.
2009-01-07 01:11:02
#189
Originally Posted by rmyc
lol, offcourse

im talking about the exhaust flange on the block


What are you smoking? The head flange is exactly the same between the fwd and rwd.
2009-01-07 02:55:22
#190
I thought he was mixed up on the intake vs exhaust ports...
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