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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Dinwiddie, VA, USA
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Damn, nice numbers for 7 psi. Pretty looking powerband, too.
![]() Thats a sexy ass manifold. Do you ever have any issues with the rubber rad elbow and the DP?
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I love manifolds like this one... That's why I got a sidewinder style mani for my h22... To bad it's not as nice as that one... GREAT JOB!!!
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: kingsland, ga, US
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sikk set up man i loved my sc61 damm good numbers
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nice!!! those sidewinders are a work of art
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As for the Rubber elbow he has not driven it much yet but I dont see any issue with it it is around 6 inchs away from the manifold . We still have a few things to wrap up before its done . |
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I love the sidewinders as well . I really wanted to keep the full size radiator and this was the only way I could see being able to do it .
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nice on a stock motor!
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Blah Blah Blah, wa, Erf
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good numbers for 7 pounds on a 61 mm wheel fo sho
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I think with a little more boost this would make 400 + Very easily . But with the known to be weak stock pistons we decided to keep the boost as low as would can for now !
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Fort Worth, TX, USA
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Were the 1000's just what you had lyeing around or for more down the road?
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Yea we had the 1000 here so we just used them . Plus it will allow him over 500whp down the road once we build the block up .
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: USA
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Very nice numbers for only 7 psi on a sc61.. kinda laggy though it looks like from the sheet?
Which model sc61 and what housings?
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Its not laggy at all really . its running straight off the gate so it opens real quick . If we had a ball and spring boost controller in there I think it would spool quicker but at 4k is real nice .
It has a .63 ar exhaust housing with what looked to be similar in size to a stage 5 T3 wheel . I didnt measure it to be exact . |
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