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Help with creating a reverse inlet manifold from an RS2 item
Help with creating a reverse inlet manifold from an RS2 item
The workshop has the first bit done i.e. chopped and reversed the body of the manifold on the inlet stacks. The next stage is to rotate the plate the throttle body bolts to by 45 degrees. I've attached pics so that you can see the work to date. My question is how do you suggest we do it and which of those lugs etc in the pictures can we do without?
Thanks
Niall
1984 Pearlwhite ur quattro (3B 20v power - 034EFI/RS2 modded)
why did you cut the rs2 manifold ? you could have given me that and i would have happily given you a s2 one for chopping.have you any pics from another angle where you cut it ?
I want that hallowed 'powered by Porsche' script under the bonnet
Basically we chopped accross the top of the trumpets and rotated the body 180 degrees. Nice and neat..
1984 Pearlwhite ur quattro (3B 20v power - 034EFI/RS2 modded)
Will do. When we split the chamber we removed the 'tube' like structures running through it so that there's the minimum of restriction to flow. Any suggestions on how to tackle the throttle body end?
1984 Pearlwhite ur quattro (3B 20v power - 034EFI/RS2 modded)
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