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Help Designing BBB Turbo Exhaust Manifolds

Discussion in 'High Tech for Old Iron' started by boe, Apr 4, 2022.

  1. 87GN@Tahoe

    87GN@Tahoe Well-Known Member

    Ahem...IF I do... Just now finally have the motivation to work on finishing what I have. Still for sale though
     
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  2. Sebambam

    Sebambam Well-Known Member

    on a BBB the Ci probably require a bigger turbo i opt for a S475/96-88 T6, 1.32AR to have the backpressure sorted out.
     
  3. Max Damage

    Max Damage I'm working on it!

    I don't think it's a highjack, it's on topic and he asked for pictures of setups?

    Sharing is caring.
     
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  4. Fox's Den

    Fox's Den 355X

    It only works if there are any results
     
  5. Sebambam

    Sebambam Well-Known Member

    appreciate it. I thought so too, however....
     
  6. Sebambam

    Sebambam Well-Known Member

    Correct; A couple scettchy results exsist on Richard holdeners youtube channel with a STOCK STOCK BBB and the wrong turbo the torque is very impressive for what it is

    BTW guys I am working on it too , idk if i highjack the post if i share the pics/setup lol
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  7. Fox's Den

    Fox's Den 355X

    If anyone is going to do this it will be you. I don' see anyone putting in as much effort so good luck and make it happen, I would really like to see a good run with all out running.
     
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  8. Sebambam

    Sebambam Well-Known Member

    I like tinkering with things so it's also fun for me + I build a "backup" motor for my 68 I guess lol
     
  9. boe

    boe Platinum Level Contributor

    my preference is 321 ss. I'd still appreciate pics and lessons learned. And alternatives to 321 if compelling.
     
  10. Sebambam

    Sebambam Well-Known Member

    I hope you saw the build on this Forum I used MS because the flange was MS.
     
  11. boe

    boe Platinum Level Contributor

    Checked your thread. Your log follows the KISS principle to a very compelling extent. You may have turned me. And thanks for the pointers!!!
     
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  12. theone61636

    theone61636 Well-Known Member

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