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spidfer

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12th May, 2004 at 02:33:25pm

I've done a search and apparently i can use a NA manifold with the mirage kit, but can i use a turbo manifold?

Is there any advantage using the turbo manifold over the NA one? There seem to be some extra takeoffs for the turbo one, but i can't be sure - will they both fit (inc carb, plenum) without fouling the bulkhead?

Any advice much appreciated.

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12th May, 2004 at 07:29:53pm

i'd have thought it would be really difficult to get at the manifold nuts using the NA inlet, its way easier to take off the turbo manifolds than the NA ones imo

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12th May, 2004 at 07:41:14pm

The flanges on the Turbo inlet are thicker than the normal MG inlet. The Mirage kit is designed for the normal MG, so the flanges on the exhaust are of the same thickness. I guess you could use some stepped washers & use a Turbo manifold with the Mirage kit.
The normally aspirated and Turbo manifolds apparantly flow very similar amounts, so either should be fine.

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Edited by Turbo Phil on 12th May, 2004.

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