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Old 01-03-08, 03:31 PM
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4-port turboII motor to weber DCO manifold

I am putting together a new motor for my REPU using S5 TII plates and currently my biggest issue is how will I attach my Weber DCO carb? I have been running a 6-port with stock S4 N/A lower intake manifold with the upper adaptor (similar to Racing Beat but I think its another brand). I dont have a TII lower intake manifold to try it on, so I must ask if the Weber carb adaptor will fit to that? If not, what are my other manifold options? I would rather not have to build something myself, but if thats the only way...
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Try Jay-Tech. They make/made all kinds manifolds for turbo 13b's.
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I found Mazdatrix sells a lower 4-port manifold that should bolt to my upper, I will give that a shot.
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Seems the manifold is for the old school 13b, which is nowhere near the same as a turboII motor. So I may end up having to build my own manifold.
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Racing Beat has one for the IDA. Not real familiar with the Webers but it might be jumping off point?
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Thanks, I saw that. IDA is a down draft and my DCO is side draft. My only hope there would be to get some flanges and build a manifold adaptor. Its starting to look like I will either have to build something myself or switch to a downdraft carb.
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Why not just modify the n/a lower to fit the TII ports? It's easy.
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http://www.rotaryaviation.com/manifold_mod.htm
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That looks easy enough, I may do that and take the time to clean up the extra crap on it as well.
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Originally Posted by Tom93R1
That looks easy enough, I may do that and take the time to clean up the extra crap on it as well.
thanks!
I have a Turbo II custom engine adapter, and a Racing Beat lower intake manifold sitting on my shelf I would like to get rid of.

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