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  • matt
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    We have used them numerous times. They rock.

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  • BDSax
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    Originally posted by blunttech
    Yes this is true. Designed by Otis (GoodnTight) and made in China. But not your typical Chinese manifold. I have a buddy working in China and we flew him in several times for quality control. The result is a beefy well made piece we will stand behind. I understand brett just made 520WHP at 15PSI on pump gas on an M52 with S52 cams and no creep
    Otis am to my house to test fit the manifolds on my m50 swap with some different turbo setups and to get the down pipes made up. these are very nice pieces.

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  • blunttech
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    I read in a thread that there are China made GoodNTight manifolds, is this true? I thought Otis was making them all at home.
    Yes this is true. Designed by Otis (GoodnTight) and made in China. But not your typical Chinese manifold. I have a buddy working in China and we flew him in several times for quality control. The result is a beefy well made piece we will stand behind. I understand brett just made 520WHP at 15PSI on pump gas on an M52 with S52 cams and no creep

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    I read in a thread that there are China made GoodNTight manifolds, is this true? I thought Otis was making them all at home.

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  • abused
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    Originally posted by Adrian_Visser
    Well made near the US sort of. Designed in the US sure. It comes with a warranty against cracks for IIRC two years. Good piece, if I was going FI I'd get one.

    OP buy the damn thing and stop asking dumb questions already.


    Just paid for. Thank for all the feedback.

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  • Adrian_Visser
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    Originally posted by E30 F34R
    Now you are just wasting our time with questions already answered. Good & Tight makes some of the most brutal custom turbo builds. I AM buying one from him next year for my turbo'd 24v.





    There is no need to question the mani, it is 100% well made in the US. And backed by blunt(the latter is enough on it's own).
    Well made near the US sort of. Designed in the US sure. It comes with a warranty against cracks for IIRC two years. Good piece, if I was going FI I'd get one.

    OP buy the damn thing and stop asking dumb questions already.

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  • abused
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    Originally posted by E30 F34R
    No problem =) it is made by a member here that does outstanding work. I would not second guess buying it one little bit. Hence the fact I am personally buying one when I undertake my turbo in a year or so.
    Thanks a lot man appreciate your feedback.

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by abused
    I'm not trying to waste your time I was just looking for info. I just saw it on eBay and was a bit hesitant that all. But thanks for the feedback.
    No problem =) it is made by a member here that does outstanding work. I would not second guess buying it one little bit. Hence the fact I am personally buying one when I undertake my turbo in a year or so.

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  • abused
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    Originally posted by E30 F34R
    Now you are just wasting our time with questions already answered. Good & Tight makes some of the most brutal custom turbo builds. I AM buying one from him next year for my turbo'd 24v.





    There is no need to question the mani, it is 100% well made in the US. And backed by blunt(the latter is enough on it's own).

    I'm not trying to waste your time I was just looking for info. I just saw it on eBay and was a bit hesitant that all. But thanks for the feedback.

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by abused
    Yeah I know I was thinking getting a turbo adapter rev shift, but then I saw this and was debating is this a better route. Thanks for the info did anyone ran this mani on there turbo builds ?
    Originally posted by abused
    Yeah I am I am just trying to find out if this is a good mani? I got all the parts but the mani.
    Now you are just wasting our time with questions already answered. Good & Tight makes some of the most brutal custom turbo builds. I AM buying one from him next year for my turbo'd 24v.





    There is no need to question the mani, it is 100% well made in the US. And backed by blunt(the latter is enough on it's own).

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  • abused
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    Originally posted by mrsleeve
    a purpose built manni is always better than a adapter. Adapters are a hacks solution in 90% of situations.......IMO.
    Yeah I know but just did not want to drop 1k on the mani.

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  • mrsleeve
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    a purpose built manni is always better than a adapter. Adapters are a hacks solution in 90% of situations.......IMO.

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  • abused
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    Originally posted by E30 F34R
    Are you planning on a turbo? If so what are you wasting your time posting about buying it? ;)
    Yeah I am I am just trying to find out if this is a good mani? I got all the parts but the mani.

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  • abused
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    Originally posted by mrsleeve
    Yes you have 3 options,

    1 buy blunts, its a good price and good stand up dude, you are gettting a good manni for an really good deal.

    2 666, dude is a fabulous fabricator, I have not handled his work but just form what I have seen pics of, and the fact that it has been engineered for the e30 is amazing. If you have the cash and want the best in both form, function and quality then you go with this route for all total max performance build with off the shelf parts.

    3: Find a good fabricator in your area, buy all the shit and then pay them to engineer and build it from scratch. Which will likely be twice the cost of the 666 piece.

    In summation you will not find a better general purpose, off the shelf turbo manni for and e30, for less money than what you will get from the Blunt.

    I hope this has been helpful!!!
    Yeah I know I was thinking getting a turbo adapter rev shift, but then I saw this and was debating is this a better route. Thanks for the info did anyone ran this mani on there turbo builds ?

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by abused
    Should I bite on it
    Are you planning on a turbo? If so what are you wasting your time posting about buying it? ;)

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