Dezod Equal Length Manifold-Installed w/Pics
how you plan on running a dumptube? i wouldnt recommend leaving the wastegate open like that unless you like exhaust fumes in your engine bay and melting any wires/harnesses around that area....
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Originally Posted by Spoolin
how you plan on running a dumptube? i wouldnt recommend leaving the wastegate open like that unless you like exhaust fumes in your engine bay and melting any wires/harnesses around that area....
I'll probably run a dump tube by welding some pipes together with a flange on one end and bolting it up to the wastegate.
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Originally Posted by andyman97
Well I'm glad you recommend that, I don't know why I didn't think of that before you suggested it.
I'll probably run a dump tube by welding some pipes together with a flange on one end and bolting it up to the wastegate.
I'll probably run a dump tube by welding some pipes together with a flange on one end and bolting it up to the wastegate.
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Originally Posted by 02fpcivic
LMAO Andy I should have your stuff ready mid to end of January. The machinist is really busy so he said it may take a lil while to get the flanges cut. Velocity stacks will be here mon-wed of next week, I already have everything else. Gunna be sweet man!!!! I will make one for myself next time around for sure.
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Originally Posted by goodtimes
looks sexy, but whats a wastegate
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Originally Posted by 02fpcivic
LMAO Andy I should have your stuff ready mid to end of January. The machinist is really busy so he said it may take a lil while to get the flanges cut. Velocity stacks will be here mon-wed of next week, I already have everything else. Gunna be sweet man!!!! I will make one for myself next time around for sure.
Ummmm, flangers?? Velocity stacks?? Care to elaborate on this??
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Rep Power: 297 Its a secret lol. We're gunna see what the gains are, if any, on my intake manifold design. Im not gunna hog up Andy's thread eleborating too much though. Once its done you guys will get the details.
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Originally Posted by 02fpcivic
Its a secret lol. We're gunna see what the gains are, if any, on my intake manifold design. Im not gunna hog up Andy's thread eleborating too much though. Once its done you guys will get the details.
Lol, fair call.
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Originally Posted by andyman97
I'm too much of an a$$hole, I don't have the patience.
hahah...andy, the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem...hahah
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Rep Power: 0 Just for ppls information cutting the front bumper support or crossmember isn't uncommond when running equal length manifold, most ppl are forced to do it in all previous model civics even when running a half sized rade.
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Rep Power: 297 ^ good point. Theres always a give-take on any good performance part or mod. Not to mention, if you are gunna cry about a notch in the support you shouldn't be boosting a D17 civic. I've seen things that are much more extreme than that little cutout at the race track. Bottom line is, How fast do you want to go, and to what extent will you go to get there???
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Originally Posted by 02fpcivic
^ good point. Theres always a give-take on any good performance part or mod. Not to mention, if you are gunna cry about a notch in the support you shouldn't be boosting a D17 civic. I've seen things that are much more extreme than that little cutout at the race track. Bottom line is, How fast do you want to go, and to what extent will you go to get there???
Originally Posted by 02fpcivic
Its a secret lol. We're gunna see what the gains are, if any, on my intake manifold design. Im not gunna hog up Andy's thread eleborating too much though. Once its done you guys will get the details.
two a/c lines will need to be relocated.
This mani will go into my car soon.
Dezods looks very aggressive though.
