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69trk 12-09-2012 09:00 PM

turbo headers
 
My question is i'm looking at using some forward facing turbo headers for my ls motor. Since i can't use a ac compressor in the stock location, i'm looking at buying the dirty dingo ac bracket that moves it up towards the top of the engine on the passenger side... But if i do this i think the header will not work on that side of the engine.. Any ideas that you guys have would be greatly appreciated....

85burb 12-09-2012 09:29 PM

Re: turbo headers
 
I know of a header that is for passenger side maybe the company can make you one that will work for driver side. I am in that market for some turbo headers. I have only found 2.

http://www.racingpartdepot.com/servl...-LS1-to/Detail
http://www.shop.trickperformanceprod...o-Manfiold.htm

blazerboy72 12-09-2012 09:44 PM

Re: turbo headers
 
I am using forward facing truck manifolds with the driver side shortened to clear the brake booster/master. With the truck acc I also have room for the ac compressor on the bottom. I'm not running ac but I did mount it to check for clearance, incase plans changed.

BR3W CITY 12-10-2012 01:43 AM

Re: turbo headers
 
If you run 1 flipped and reversed truck manifold, and 1 just flipped, couldn't you fit the passenger side DOWN and UNDER (between the relocated A/C ), and have it crossover to your drivers side run?

wgeyer88 12-10-2012 02:11 AM

Re: turbo headers
 
You might find some more help on performancetrucks.net. They have a fairly large Forced Induction section that might be of help. Most of the trucks are newer Chevy trucks and SUV's that would run into the same problem you have.

69trk 12-10-2012 06:36 AM

Re: turbo headers
 
I guess i'll use the ugly truck manifolds and have them coated. The passengerside will be ok with the truck manifold. The driverside will hit the ps pump. But it looks like i can cut the flange off at a angle and weld a vband on and it should clear...

69trk 12-10-2012 01:30 PM

Re: turbo headers
 
Looking at the hooker manifolds for ls engines. Looks like they might work..

Wasted Income 12-10-2012 05:06 PM

Re: turbo headers
 
I've got a set of LS2 GTO manifolds that have V-band flanges welded onto them that I might be willing to part with. I used them successfully on my turbo setup. Re-doing my setup, and starting from scratch.

Terrible photo, but you get the point.
http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._4705092_n.jpg

BR3W CITY 12-10-2012 08:25 PM

Re: turbo headers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wasted Income (Post 5750840)
I've got a set of LS2 GTO manifolds that have V-band flanges welded onto them that I might be willing to part with. I used them successfully on my turbo setup. Re-doing my setup, and starting from scratch.

Terrible photo, but you get the point.
http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._4705092_n.jpg

I literally just felt money try to leave my wallet on its own. Why is the last thing you need always teh first thing you want.

Wasted Income 12-11-2012 01:08 PM

Re: turbo headers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BR3W CITY (Post 5751200)
I literally just felt money try to leave my wallet on its own. Why is the last thing you need always teh first thing you want.

Haha, I know the feeling all too well.:devil:


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