spider manifolds
- waggaclint
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spider manifolds
im wondering if any one knows any thing about fitting a spider type manifold to a ea82t. If you have to custom make one or if you can get them. ive seen photos and have photos but i dont no how to put them on this message to show you guys.
- waggaclint
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- Chris_Rogers
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From viewing the pic of the white open engine bay, it would see an awful convoluted intercooler system as opposed to one neat looking spider manifold. What type of air flow sensor is that?
'03 Forester X, stock standard for now.
'89 EA82T Touring Wagon, 5-speed D/R, 14" alloy wheels, bullbar. (Past ride)
'81 MY wagon, 3" lift, 5-speed D/R, Weber, 14x27" tyres. (Past ride)
'89 EA82T Touring Wagon, 5-speed D/R, 14" alloy wheels, bullbar. (Past ride)
'81 MY wagon, 3" lift, 5-speed D/R, Weber, 14x27" tyres. (Past ride)
- waggaclint
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As you can all notice if you look the pic of the engine it is a Vortex not the wagon. The wagon has the nice looking Spider Manifold [custom made] and the Vortex has a genuine Subaru one.
My question is where can I get a manifold like this or will I have to custom make one like this bloke has. Surley it would have to be a benifit by fitting one . Just think bigger throtle bodys etc more air in plenum , it's gota help.
My question is where can I get a manifold like this or will I have to custom make one like this bloke has. Surley it would have to be a benifit by fitting one . Just think bigger throtle bodys etc more air in plenum , it's gota help.
- cruzingbrumby
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