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    Help me think this through

    I have a full Revshift manifold with a T4 flange.

    I have a Holset HX35 which is a split pulse T3 flange

    What are your suggestions?
    • Should I sell the hx35 and find a T4 turbo (which isnt to big to spool)?
    • Should I weld a T3 flange onto the manifold and buy a Bullseye Performance non-divided hot side?
    • Is it possible to fit a T4 flange onto an HX35 (would it be worth it?)

    I'm all ears! :p

    #2
    If it is a good design / quality manifold + you've a good internals mods, then a T4 turbo would be the best choice IMO.. or you can use an adapter from T3 to T4 (divided although)


    M20B28 Turbo

    My Build Thread

    http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=255839

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      #3
      It's a good manifold: https://www.revshift.com/shop/turbo-...-1983-1991.php


      I have a stock bottom end with a built head (welded water jackets, billet 272 cam, IE HD rockers, etc)

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          #5
          If it were me I would rather have a working t3 setup rather than sticking with a t4 manifold and turbo. How big is your turbine housing on the HX35? If it's too big and you're looking to downgrade now is a good time to pick up a Bullseye Power housing that fits your build better and is not split-pulse. Slap a t4-t3 adapter on the revshift manifold and you're good to go. This also makes it easier to change your turbo down the road since t3 turbos are extremely common.

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            #6
            its a 12cm now, I believe I can get the single scroll in a 12cm or 14cm. I will try to stick with the 12cm for a better spool time.

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