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walky/VNgrpa twin thrott replicas?

Started by wagonshaw · 11 Apr 2005 · 29 replies

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wagonshawArchived member
has anyone heard of or seen walky or VN grp a twin thott manifold replicas? someone told me that he thinks he sore something in a street commodores magazine. so was just wandering if anyone has seen them aswell? if there isnt then why the hell not there should be cause i can tell you now that they would sell big. plus look heaps better than anything else on the market. cheers dan
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SinisterArchived member
i must be out coz ive seen group A throttles and a motec cross ram manifold both in the flesh and the motec looks DESTROY the group a, the group A would be a stock manifold next to the motecs they are so much more sexier But nah i never seen replica of the group a ones, tho ppl make variants like the ones this guy makes, they perform too as street machine did a review of them and gain nice power and torque with just a swap to them! http://www.walkerperformance.com/ Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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EpitaphArchived member
i still like COME's twins the best for looks..
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wagonshawArchived member
just personal choice i reckon they look better with ram tubes off to the side. anway ive found the topbox from gas research so i may go with that and then do a gas conversion.
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markArchived member
come's look nice, i like the ones that come out the front so you can have the two polished 3"-4" pipes and pod's on either side of the engine bay! there are heaps of ttb's out on the market, do your research, some are as cheap as $1500 and flow just as good as the vngrpA's
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wagonshawArchived member
well reason i ask is because i want the walky or vngrpA's because i have walky wagon. and i know of most of the other out the guy who owns the walky limos make his own after market tt's which are a dead ringer for the C.O.M.E ones but half the price and flow the same.
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SinisterArchived member
obviously they are real nice but the problem is they are rare and a collectors item which unfortunately adds too much to their value for what they are really worth. It cant be justified spending 4-5g on the manifoild alone when for half the price you could be getting something that looks and performs as good yet u save a couple of grand to do much better things. If you do wanna fork out on a real legendary manifold, Ring flowcraft in melbourne or even better go down to the shop and look at their ex-motec crossram manifold! its the sexiest bit of gear ever and at $3300 its a lot cheaper and apparantly they even outflow the group a manifolds, not to mention they fit under the bonnet, and u just cant beat the look of them two throttles going to each side with a pod or nice airbox.. its art!
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wagonshawArchived member
i just heard from someone that theyre was a lookalike walky manifold. but oh well no one has heard of it so they must not exist so ill do something else.
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SteveArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by wagonshaw i just heard from someone that theyre was a lookalike walky manifold. but oh well no one has heard of it so they must not exist so ill do something else. this 'someone' and his 'thinking' sounds dodgy....
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monkArchived member
ha ha people like me assume evrything im just like someone
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wagonshawArchived member
yeah steevo sounds bloody dodgy mate. did ya find it in ya mags or what?
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LTHLRBArchived member
How does the motec one look to this one? i dunno bout this one but it looks sik!! but theres just something about the group a throttle bodies, maybe the way they sit and jus pop out of the bonnet. How much would this one be worth?
Photo 1 shared by LTHLRB
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SinisterArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Phill How does the motec one look to this one? i dunno bout this one but it looks sik!! but theres just something about the group a throttle bodies, maybe the way they sit and jus pop out of the bonnet. How much would this one be worth? thats obviously for a chev, but still it doesnt even come close to the motec! i cant find one single picture of one on the net anywhere . they're not common basically it looks a bit like the vn group a manifold, but the top plate has like 3 pieces, has trumpets feeding into the top box which then comes out to the front and has a throttle running to each side of the motor.. it looks sick with a polished top plate or even carbon fibre Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
Photo 1 shared by Sinister
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LTHLRBArchived member
The one for the holden 308 VS engine looks like that but sits lower.
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EpitaphArchived member
oh, i would like that manifold Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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LTHLRBArchived member
So would i but i have nothing to put it on untill november 2006 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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EpitaphArchived member
i have something.. buy it for me? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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LTHLRBArchived member
Give me the cash and ill buy it for u in a jiffy Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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VK355Archived member
The only 1 i've got. Put a horn on a jelly fish How the f uck do you attach an pic Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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uqeusArchived member
Here are some pic of a Motec chev crossram manifold. Not sure if there were one for Holden like this. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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