Rev Hard Manifolds for tC and xB Now Available!
06-22-2007, 01:59 AM
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06-22-2007, 02:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Garage1217
Nice cast mani but why does everyone keep pointing the darn wastegate at the radiator, freakin drives me nuts and looks retarded.
06-22-2007, 07:55 AM
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Nice, cast manifold.
ill admit tho, when i first opened this i thought it was going to be an intake manifold, but still happy.
Definately a plus for those guys looking for a reliable FI route.. no more welds cracking!!
ill admit tho, when i first opened this i thought it was going to be an intake manifold, but still happy.
Definately a plus for those guys looking for a reliable FI route.. no more welds cracking!!
06-22-2007, 05:59 PM
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Re: Rev Hard Manifolds for tC and xB Now Available!
Originally Posted by enjetek
Visit www.revhard.com for details.
I thought they had a turbo kit for the xB way back in the day...i remember it being listed on turbo-kits.com, but it was only on the site for a short period of time and im not even sure if it was put into production or was only a made to order limited run kit.
06-22-2007, 06:28 PM
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nice, i was gonna drop by the shop to ask regarding designing a kit for us because i have friends that know the owners and since there local, but i guess never mind lol.. can't wait to see a whole kit by them.
06-22-2007, 07:57 PM
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i will ask myles if there is a kit, but i do remember advertising an xB kit at the shop im at a while ago. did you want me to ask if he has a tC kit coming out jay? i dont work for revhard but i do maintain the website.
06-23-2007, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Rasta
Cast mani's are Nasty....Thats just my opinion.
most of all OEM turbo manifolds are cast, and they never break.. unlike alot of aftermarket manifolds.
06-23-2007, 06:05 PM
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Why the manifold points towards the radiator.
Most if not all wastegates have a 90 degree discharge. We try to position our gates so that it can have the most free flowing dump tubes( straight down.) The more bends you have, the more restrictions you have in air flow. And besdies, there's so much space in this location (radiator-manifold) that we just tried to fill it up to make the engine bay look complete.
BY THE WAY FOR SCIONLIFE MEMBERS WE ARE SELLING THIS MANIFOLD FOR AN INTRODUCTORY PRICE OF $279 SHIPPED.
pm me or email your orders to rev_hard@verizon.net or sales@revhard.com
www.revhard.com
BY THE WAY FOR SCIONLIFE MEMBERS WE ARE SELLING THIS MANIFOLD FOR AN INTRODUCTORY PRICE OF $279 SHIPPED.
pm me or email your orders to rev_hard@verizon.net or sales@revhard.com
www.revhard.com
06-25-2007, 06:53 PM
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This is why we know that the other company that came out with their cast manifold copied our tubular one. They cast our tubular but forgot to put the O2 port. This port is for the O2 sensor so you don't have to cut and splice the original.
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