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Old 07-11-2006, 07:04 AM
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How about raising the turbo flange a little bit? I've heard of guys running bigger turbos and having clearance issues on the valve cover and a 1" spacer fixed it and you can still take the valve covers off without removing the turbo. Maybe as an option for those wanting to run bigger turbos on these manifolds?

We no longer offer the spacer plates but they are available through most turbo resellers like Turbonetics or PTE.

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Do you recommend polishing, chroming, powdercoating or heat coating these manifolds and would it be beneficial to port and polish the insides for better exhaust flow?
Polishing, powder coating and chroming is up to the end user and his/her preference of appearance. Porting & polishing the inside of the manifold can definitely effect overall flow, performance and spool up ina positive manner.
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