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walky/VNgrpa twin thrott replicas?

Started by wagonshaw · 11 Apr 2005 · 29 replies

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VL383Archived member
This is the motec mainfold now made by Flowcraft....
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KTASTRPHEArchived member
She's be-udiful.. what does one of those babies set you back?
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SinisterArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by VL383 This is the motec mainfold now made by Flowcraft.... pwahhh!!! sexual
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sir5.7Archived member
the vn more than the walky manifold is a damn good piece of gear. the come ones are limited over 800hp on blown applications and alos foul the rear plugs. the harrop 4 barrell setup flow 3% less than the grp a but is hampered by bonnet restrictions. if u arent keen on spending 3k plus on a manifold u cant go past the single plane 4 barrell setup for bang for bucks
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MorgzArchived member
I found one... doesn't look to be genuine group a..
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VK355Archived member
Thats a walky twin throt mani.
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Psi_WagonArchived member
i always thought vn group a and walky manifolds were the same :? the pic of that white vn looks like a mock up, it has no grooves or anything on the top cover?
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VK355Archived member
This is a walky This a vn group a Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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sir5.7Archived member
ppl do get the fins removed off the walky top halves
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Psi_WagonArchived member
ahh k cheers for that VK355 !
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