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Old 05-04-2008, 11:01 PM   #6 (permalink)
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AGP and ATP have log manifolds that are made for T3/T4 turbos and built for a 38mm external WGA. there are a few equal length manifolds like extreme boost (which i don't think is in business anymore) or AMS. you would have to have the spec's on that turbo to make sure you have the right turbo housing to fit onto the manifolds. also oil feed lines as well. coolant too if ball bearing. you will need a O2 housing that fits the turbine housing of the turbo. 4 bolt or 5 bolt. you need a WGA dump as well.
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