Custom Turbo
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He's probably going to fit a flange somewhere on the ebay header. Still, if it were me, I'd just call up PTuning or World Motorsports and see if I could purchase their turbo manifold separately. By the time you put the work in to fab one, it might be similar in price.
Please OP when ____ hits the fan please dont come on here complaining about your car. We have tried to help. yea a little rudeness may be present but the guys trying to point you in the right direction have seen this a ton and it gets old. You dont boost on a budget. All you newbs posting "go easy and crap on the guy" need to realize your pushing ebay junk and shortcuts and this kids motor is gonna blow or something else. Know what your talking about and not just post encouragement.
Please OP when ____ hits the fan please dont come on here complaining about your car. We have tried to help. yea a little rudeness may be present but the guys trying to point you in the right direction have seen this a ton and it gets old. You dont boost on a budget. All you newbs posting "go easy and crap on the guy" need to realize your pushing ebay junk and shortcuts and this kids motor is gonna blow or something else. Know what your talking about and not just post encouragement.
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Well it looks like I'll be eating my words. The old gen log style manifold seems to fit with small modifications.
Some thing to point out though I suggest users here get an aem FIC OR greddy E-ULTIMATE. That apexi SAFC is only good for low boost setups which I think is as much as that car will see being an automatic.
Also the ECU in the 2011 TC seem pretty advanced in that they can compensate and adjust to significant changes in pressure by way of long and short term fuel trims.
Some thing to point out though I suggest users here get an aem FIC OR greddy E-ULTIMATE. That apexi SAFC is only good for low boost setups which I think is as much as that car will see being an automatic.
Also the ECU in the 2011 TC seem pretty advanced in that they can compensate and adjust to significant changes in pressure by way of long and short term fuel trims.
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Joined: Sep 2011
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i know that it fits. its quite simple and required minor work to get a no leak system. thanks for the input i planned on using the AEM fic. that sounds like the ideal set up.
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