M20 Turbo Manifold Question

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  • efficient
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    Originally posted by Northern


    This is what I'm running, it's a manifold from the 2006 Dan Pinder manifold group buy, with an external WG provision added on and some extra weld around the flange. I feel like this is what the 1st gen CX racing manifolds are based on. I haven't had any fitment issues other than trying to make this fit with iX mount arms/strut towers.

    The 2nd gen CXracing manifolds with the WG provision are probably easier to fit, but they look like shit in regards to the poor excuse for a collector, and attempt at equal length.
    That's cool. Wish more people would take pics. Thanks

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  • Northern
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    This is what I'm running, it's a manifold from the 2006 Dan Pinder manifold group buy, with an external WG provision added on and some extra weld around the flange. I feel like this is what the 1st gen CX racing manifolds are based on. I haven't had any fitment issues other than trying to make this fit with iX mount arms/strut towers.

    The 2nd gen CXracing manifolds with the WG provision are probably easier to fit, but they look like shit in regards to the poor excuse for a collector, and attempt at equal length.

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  • einstein57
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    Originally posted by ak-



    Think of what engine this came off of lol. Flows the worst for his goals.

    Split pulse and fairly decent size ports. Remember the m21 boost 13psi stock. Many people boost 18psi on them in europe. There are quite a few m20 people making over 400whp on these manifolds with a Holset mated to them.

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  • efficient
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    Originally posted by efficient
    were do most people add a wastegaste port on the 2nd turbo manifold. anyone have any pics

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  • LowR3V'in
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    The crack was a hairline under the weld. You won't notice unless you inspect.

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  • DirtyMaxTJ
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    Can you post a link to that second manifold?

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  • TheTacoMan
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    Originally posted by LowR3V'in
    I can say that top one is a freaking joke..
    Second one is good. You need to rotate the filter to clear the lines because it's
    a tight fit but they clear.

    Use good bracing on the turbo flange because it will crack.
    I havent cracked mine... yet.

    Look up kamotors m20 stuff, there should be pictures on their of where he added a wastegate provision.

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  • efficient
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    Originally posted by abit
    ok, the neverending question :D

    which manifold design is ''better''. I know that these e-bay manifolds is crap, they crack, also that they will not fit bolt on, etc.
    which of these manifolds will clear oil filter and/or oil cooler lines?
    and which manifold have better turbo locating, so I can easier get to spark plugs etc, I understand that it depends on turbo size, but yeah.

    this


    or this (I belive this manifold have better tube lenght, closer to all similar)


    edit: ok, this won't clear oil filter+oil cooling lines, but how about euro engine brackets (aluminum ones)
    were do most people add a wastegaste port on the 2nd turbo manifold. anyone have any pics

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  • LowR3V'in
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    I can say that top one is a freaking joke..
    Second one is good. You need to rotate the filter to clear the lines because it's
    a tight fit but they clear.

    Use good bracing on the turbo flange because it will crack.

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  • abit
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    ok, the neverending question :D

    which manifold design is ''better''. I know that these e-bay manifolds is crap, they crack, also that they will not fit bolt on, etc.
    which of these manifolds will clear oil filter and/or oil cooler lines?
    and which manifold have better turbo locating, so I can easier get to spark plugs etc, I understand that it depends on turbo size, but yeah.

    this


    or this (I belive this manifold have better tube lenght, closer to all similar)


    edit: ok, this won't clear oil filter+oil cooling lines, but how about euro engine brackets (aluminum ones)
    Last edited by abit; 09-02-2014, 05:43 AM.

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  • AbsorbantNut
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    Originally posted by ak-

    Think of what engine this came off of lol. Flows the worst for his goals.
    I only saw that his goal was a turbo set up lol. For the price it's hard to beat.

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  • ak-
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    Originally posted by LowR3V'in
    ak- you act like I just made fun of your dad.
    Separate the banks and it fits nice. You can't weld? then get what
    suits you. ;)

    What did the forums guys dremal to make fit?
    The crx was made to keep stock oil cooler it looks like.
    Yeah, you're right I'm sorry.
    When I was on the prowl for a manifold I just didn't want to make the mistake to buy something that needed slotting/modifying/welding/extras, so I researched endlessly with revshift being the scapegoat till they announced they stopped production, then settled with CXr after personally seeing the fit quality.
    Haha so it felt personal since I didn't want someone else making a mistake/regret/spend.

    And I worded that wrong I think. Holes had to be slotted/enlarged to match the head.

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  • LowR3V'in
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    ak- you act like I just made fun of your dad.
    Separate the banks and it fits nice. You can't weld? then get what
    suits you. ;)

    What did the forums guys dremal to make fit?
    The crx was made to keep stock oil cooler it looks like and/or have a wastegate flange.

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  • kamotors
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    Originally posted by LowR3V'in
    That cxr or whatever it is is ultra crap.


    This is probably what you're looking for.
    A revshift adapter is going to be the best though.

    tcd you need an on center turbine housing.
    I'm using this manifold now instead of the new cx racing manifold and this one requires you to cut the flange in half for it to fit but it has great turbo placement and spools nicely.

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  • ak-
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    Originally posted by BimBimmer
    http://www.turbochargingdynamics.com...p_Mount%29.php

    A little pricey but probably the way to go
    Is probably the least efficient "best" manifold.


    Originally posted by LowR3V'in
    That cxr or whatever it is is ultra crap.


    This is probably what you're looking for.
    A revshift adapter is going to be the best though.

    tcd you need an on center turbine housing.
    Have you used it?
    The one you just posted is TOTAL crap.
    Fits like shit. 3 guys who are using it on this forum all said they had to cut/dremel to make it fit and it has no WG provisional.
    Made of the same quality as the "new" one that fits 100% on the account of myself, kamotors, orcgrinder, cronopulos, and more
    The only thing it's got going for it is possible equal length and 3-1 collectors.

    Originally posted by AbsorbantNut
    524td!
    Think of what engine this came off of lol. Flows the worst for his goals.

    Originally posted by e30 gangsta
    jg technik manifold. He is the guy that 666 fab sold all his jigs too.
    GANGSTER but pricey 8)

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