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I do have a turbo blanket. But performance benefits be damned, heatwrap is ugly and I don't want an Ace bandage on my downpipe.

It's too much for your needs at all. Stick with the 9's. If you're only running 15PSI max there is no reason to run 10's, even in the trailing position.

I dunno about anyone elses setup, but especially with the blanket on its just not possible to see any wrapped parts unless you look deep in to the engine bay as the turbo and blanket hides it all. Even though you can see the manifold glowing at the turbo-manifold join, the enginebay is barely warm now and you can place your hand on the turbo blanket, it really does work nicely.

Quote: Originally Posted by Yukitama Correct. I've seen this tested on a REW in a superflow test cell. The longer the manifold the slower the response, also the power was down overall. In the end nothing could beat the HKS Vband manifold for response and power, its also the shortest. Its always nice to see good fab work though. Although I believe the test to be perfectly valid, I think there are too many variables to define that as an...

Quote: Originally Posted by 88turbo2 Looks good Neal! What is that under that black trash bag behid the jack stands in the 5th pic? I wonder..... HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! I think there is another monster lurking under that bag...

Thanks for these informations I will educate myself a bit more about the 25g with E85 so 400 whp is my final target, I will do it slowly, carefully ! But I didn't expect that the 25G was capable of giving these numbers. How much psi for your 370 with the 20G ?

"I have a 500R-SP just for the record. Not sure if that makes any difference since I know it's basically a GT35R." not by a long shot. the GT35r makes 897 CFM the GT500R-SP makes 1056 CFM i am fabbing a manifold for my 2010 turbo setup which is a GT4094r, 1157 CFM. the manifold is designed like no other i have seen and situates the turbo so i can run the 9 inch filter with little in the way of bends between the filter...

Quote: Originally Posted by howard coleman "I have a 500R-SP just for the record. Not sure if that makes any difference since I know it's basically a GT35R." not by a long shot. the GT35r makes 897 CFM the GT500R-SP makes 1056 CFM i am fabbing a manifold for my 2010 turbo setup which is a GT4094r, 1157 CFM. the manifold is designed like no other i have seen and situates the turbo so i can run the 9 inch filter with...

Very nice setup Charlie. Clean well placed components sharing the common cool air. Barry This ad is not displayed to registered or logged-in members. Register your free account today and become a member on RX7Club.com!

made this statement about a yr ago. question;; there are probably more turbo rotorys that dont run than do run, or a garage with no motor in car,than runnin around the street.