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Hello All,
Looking to upgrade my inlet manifold. Had number 1 piston let go so looking to go to a bigger engine setup.
Did my research and JPC inlet manifold is the one for my package power output im after . 350 � 400 rwk
But and there are a few questions that needed to be asked
Heater hoses ??? Do they have an area to run them via the manifold, id say no!! Do people actually run them?
Any pics?
Vac lines etc they all get deleted? Due to the aftermarket computer(Microtech) ?? Booster lines etc.?
Please help !
Also are 100mm throttle body�s over kill? Or is the ever so budget build xf throttle body the way to go?
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I have a jpc manifold but am yet to fit it, so can't answer your questions. But as for throttle body, xf will do everything you need it to do
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all the heater hoses are fine with the vacume lines, use what you need and bung the rest off any other questions give me a call pigsy [phone removed]
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There is 4 1/8th npt threads and 1 larger thread on the inlet for all vac lines. I removed most of the heater hose setup.
100mm is overkill for your setup. XF is fine but looks like ****. I used a Hypertune 80mm t/b.
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Originally Posted by sherman89
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There is 4 1/8th npt threads and 1 larger thread on the inlet for all vac lines. I removed most of the heater hose setup.
100mm is overkill for your setup. XF is fine but looks like ****. I used a Hypertune 80mm t/b.
can i ask what the t/b cost u and can u post a pic of it on the plenum please ?
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Just cap ya fittings off that originally supplied water to the plenum or u can make a header tank or bleed valve welded to the top edge of the plenum so the cooling system can be bled
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t/b was $475 with the weld on flange to suit.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Looks so much nicer than the dirty old xf!
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27-11-12, 08:25 GMT+10#10 what throttle cable set up do you use?
Looks good by the way !!! black is the way very stealth!!!
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27-11-12, 11:24 GMT+10#11 Just wondering did you have to cut holes in the engine bay. Thinking about buying a JPC plenum but I'm concerned about cutting holes. Do you reckon the intercooler pipe could run down beside the radiator or will the radiator outlet pipe be in the road.
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27-11-12, 19:22 GMT+10#12 Quote:
Originally Posted by HTURBO
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Just wondering did you have to cut holes in the engine bay. Thinking about buying a JPC plenum but I'm concerned about cutting holes. Do you reckon the intercooler pipe could run down beside the radiator or will the radiator outlet pipe be in the road.
Not sure about the JPC plenum, if it puts the piping too far forward to run the piping next to the radiator, but i have done this with a rajab plenum, not much room but fits. If you want pics or anything PM me.
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27-11-12, 21:11 GMT+10#13 Fits easy
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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27-11-12, 21:49 GMT+10#14 Wicked!!! Thanks for the info & pictures.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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04-12-12, 15:33 GMT+10#15 Quote:
Originally Posted by bigpsi
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Fits easy
any chance of a few more pics? Engine bay manifold side even from underneaeth. I know im busting them. Im just going in a bit blind.
Also how do you go about seting up the accelerator cable? You modify a standard one or run another ?
What setup are you running engine trans turbo fuel? Power output?
Looks like a 35/82 r lowmount ?
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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17-07-16, 22:07 GMT+10#16 Quote:
Originally Posted by sherman89
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t/b was $475 with the weld on flange to suit.
Sorry to bring up an old thread, but can anybody tell me what top radiator hose to use with the JPC manifold. I am running a standard radiator. A standard top radiator hose is to long and the coolant outlet on the Manilfold is larger in diameter vs the Radiator outlet
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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