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Old 09-11-2009, 08:58 PM   #1
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Powerlab twin scroll manifold

Finally got mine.


Everything looks great so far. I remember a lot of people wondering about A/C fitment, and I'll have that answer shortly. Here is a picture of the setup that is being replaced. I already started taking it apart, so bare with the messy engine bay.


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wow, just plain sick. how much 4 the setup if you don't mind me asking?
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Looks sexy as hell. New tiny Tial wastegates for easy fitment, love it! Also curious how much you spent, and is that the 3071/76 or 3582?
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Its the 3076r. I don't even what to think about how much this ended up costing me. It was north of $2000 though.

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fuck man, i've always LOVED an external gate blowing out thru a screamer pipe, i can only imagine how much better TWO of them will sound!
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It was north of $2000 though...
If you're anywhere near $2000 for the turbo, wastegates, and mani, you've gotten a screaming deal.

If you're over $2k for just the manifold, I'd want something that says "FULL RACE" on the side lol.

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fuck man, i've always LOVED an external gate blowing out thru a screamer pipe, i can only imagine how much better TWO of them will sound!
Sounds just like one big one. =P
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If you're anywhere near $2000 for the turbo, wastegates, and mani, you've gotten a screaming deal.

If you're over $2k for just the manifold, I'd want something that says "FULL RACE" on the side lol.
Why when this one fits better???
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Why when this one fits better???
Lifetime warranty mostly, reputation, but also bling/fanboy status. I'm guessing the Powerlab mani is much cheaper though.

I'm only asking because I'd really love a twin-scroll mani for the RB25 that's as nice as the Full Race for a more 'reasonable' cost.
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PowerLab's warranty is the same as Full-Race's warranty on the manifold. The manifold, wastegates, and the elbow/dump tubes was what I was talking about when people asked about price.

Also, the car this is all going into is a 95 180sx, so fanboy status is covered.
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PowerLab's warranty is the same as Full-Race's warranty on the manifold. The manifold, wastegates, and the elbow/dump tubes was what I was talking about when people asked about price.

Also, the car this is all going into is a 95 180sx, so fanboy status is covered.
Haha, excellent! That's definitely a better deal than Full Race, I can't wait to see fitment in the car!
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Haha, excellent! That's definitely a better deal than Full Race, I can't wait to see fitment in the car!
They're actually about the same price...
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They're actually about the same price...
Those wastegates are ~$250/ea, so $2k including wastegates and dump tubes is cheaper than Full Race, right?

Anyway, looks dope, might have to talk to them about a twin scroll RB mani.
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Those wastegates are ~$250/ea, so $2k including wastegates and dump tubes is cheaper than Full Race, right?

Anyway, looks dope, might have to talk to them about a twin scroll RB mani.
For the most part, yes.
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I've been super busy lately, but I finally had some free time to get started on the car.

The manifold DOES clear A/C just fine, but the dipstick will need to be bent.



The dump tubes also clear the side of the chassis with enough space to route the lines, you will just have to have the lines right up against the body of the car. Every inch of space is needed to put distance between the A/C lines and the dump tubes, and the manifold.

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going to need mad thermal wrap on them ac lines lol.
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going to need mad thermal wrap on them ac lines lol.
Definitely, I'll be wrapping the manifold and the lines in the area. Luckily I ordered WAAAY to much of that stuff when setting up a 13B to be used in an airplane, so I've got a lot left.
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I know its been a while, but I've finally been able to get everything installed, wrapped, and checked out. The biggest delay was waiting for a S14 SR20DET water neck to get here.



I also ran into a delay when I realized that with the placement of one of the wastegate flanges on the manifold, a vertical oil retun setup would be impossible. A 45 degree fitting must be used to route the oil return line around the wastegates and manifold.



I made all the turbo lines myself, and recommend that to anyone interested in doing a top mount turbo. It is incredibly easy to do on your own, and you'll save quite a bit of money doing it this way. Here is a breakdown of everything I've used. Other part numbers are available for different brands, but this should make searching for what is needed a whole lot easier.

1x 9919BFF -4 AN to 12mm x 1.25 Male (threads into the block's oil feed hole)
1x 220487 -4 AN 90 DEGREE HOSE END (oil feed line to the turbo)
1x 220490 -4 AN STRAIGHT HOSE END (oil feed line from the block)
2x 670520 Metric adapter to -6an X14MM 1.5 (two for turbo, two for block. Only order 3 if you are going to use the rear water line on a S13 SR)
1x 900106 -6 ECON-O-FIT RED 5/8 ID (ONLY used if using S13 SR rear water line)
3x 220687 -6 90 DEGREE HOSE END (two will be used to make the water line going from the block to the turbo. Only buy 2 if using the rear waterline on the S13 SR)
1x 220690 -6 STRAIGHT HOSE END (1 for the oil feed line. Don't order if using S13 SR rear water line)
1x 220047 -10 1/2" NPT ADAPTER (this will convert the oil drain fitting on the block to -10an)
1x 697070 -10 ADAPTER (bolts onto GT series turbo's as a -10an oil return flange)
1x 220090 -10 STRAIGHT HOSE END (block side fitting for oil return hose)
1x 220086 -10 45 DEGREE HOSE END (this is needed, a straight hose end will not fit turbos mounted to the powerlab manifold)
1x 632150 -10 PROFLEX HOSE 3FT (3ft is the smallest quantity orderable by summit)
1x 230610 -6 S.S. HOSE 10FT (6ft is the absolute minimum I'd recommend ordering, besides, any extra can be used in the future for things like fuel lines)
1x 230403 -4 S.S. HOSE 3FT (again, the minimum amount that can be ordered from summit)

Also, this kit places the Downpipe in extreme proximity to any breather tube connecting the block to the valve cover. I used this:
2x 900112 -12 ECON-O-FIT RED 15/16 ID
1x 230203 -12 S.S. HOSE 3FT (I plan on finding a way to convert the fittings on the greddy catch can to -12 and -10 in the future)
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And here is a video of the setup at idle, no fluid or exhaust leaks, so I'll be road testing it once the car is back together.

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one question, how does this all fit on an lhd car?
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one question, how does this all fit on an lhd car?
I'd say better. No A/C or heater lines to contend with, and everything is very close to the block easily leaving space for the steering rack and bmc.
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I have the car they designed the manifold on and it is lhd everything fits and works great i do not have ac but i do have powersteering. My car runs great the only problem i did not for see was the oil return line I had to run a 45 off the turbo and i redid the block to a -10 not a big deal. Dyno time this week. . Glad to see the kit worked out for you geno
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Sorry for my late reply, I've been in Hong Kong and don't have a whole lot of time to get online. From purchase to delivery it took about 6 weeks, but I was one of the very first people to purchase, and we (intensepower and I) wanted to make sure everything fit properly. So I told them I wouldn't mind waiting for them to get a similar turbo to what I have to ensure proper downpipe fitment.
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Sorry for my late reply, I've been in Hong Kong and don't have a whole lot of time to get online. From purchase to delivery it took about 6 weeks, but I was one of the very first people to purchase, and we (intensepower and I) wanted to make sure everything fit properly. So I told them I wouldn't mind waiting for them to get a similar turbo to what I have to ensure proper downpipe fitment.
No prob on the delay,, I ordered my mani and it came in in about 3 weeks, I didnt order the kit because Im going a different direction on the turbo. But I ordered the wastegates, dump pipe and dump tubes about a week ago and they should be here next week.
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No prob on the delay,, I ordered my mani and it came in in about 3 weeks, I didnt order the kit because Im going a different direction on the turbo. But I ordered the wastegates, dump pipe and dump tubes about a week ago and they should be here next week.
Nice, what turbo are you going to use?
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Sorry for my late reply, I've been in Hong Kong and don't have a whole lot of time to get online. From purchase to delivery it took about 6 weeks, but I was one of the very first people to purchase, and we (intensepower and I) wanted to make sure everything fit properly. So I told them I wouldn't mind waiting for them to get a similar turbo to what I have to ensure proper downpipe fitment.
I've been trying to get a hold of them...I guess I may just end up calling them. I'm wanting to see if they can make this manifold without the wastegate provisions as I want to use a new Borgwarner efr series turbo . The downpipe of course I'll have made local. Great thread nonetheless just noticed it was a year old but still.
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Again, sorry for the late replies, its been a busy few months for me.

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Geno, can you talk a little about what you did with the breather line? Mine is almost touching the downpipe without a tube on the breather pipe...



(My downpipe and manifold are coated with White Lightning)
You have to bend it rearward, and out a little, then run a longer hose so the bend has a radius which extends out enough to avoid contacting the manifold. -12 hose is what I used

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wow,are you like running e85 or something?or are you just doing it now for future needs,cuz the fuel setup seems over shot a bit??also,not sure your going to achieve anyhting other than lag with 3 inch pipe and a 30r..i have the full race t/s t4 setup,and my buddy has the powerlabs setup...personally i like the slightly larger runner diameter on the powerlabs stuff cuz im an hp junkie.your setup is freakin awsome!!i had a 30r kit a while back and it is freakin fun man,enjoy it!!!

oh,dont forget to post up some dynos if ya can..
Actually the few drives I've had with the car, it was hitting 1 bar of boost at 4200rpm, which was very nice. I'm not having too much pressure drop with the stupid (I admit, its way too big) large tube/fin FMIC I'm using. The fuel system is a little on the overkill side but I wanted reliability, and an oem tank so this seemed like the only way to make those two things work. Did learn an important lesson though, SS braided rubber weeps fuel vapors. This is not awesome. Ended up smelling like a lawnmower till I changed them to SS braided Teflon lines.


Dyno is going to take place in about a month. I broke my trans road testing, and have removed the engine from the car to fix a few other issues.

I'll make a new thread to document the process of installing the 350z gearbox onto the SR20DET using one of George's adapter plates, which can be found here. I unfortunately can't comment on getting the speedo to work with that swap, as I cheated by using a Racepak Logger dash which has a GPS based speedo.
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