this is my first attempt at an s2k manifold. my objective was to create a manifold that is equal length, retains a/c and moves as little as possible to accomodate things under the hood. all runners are between 18.9" and 19.2" long. i feel that is pretty close to equal length. the oil pressure sensor is being relocated. the a/c lines as well as the vtec solenoid will probably have to be heat wrapped. the fuse box position will need to be adjusted or possibly relocated, but otherwise things should fit nicely. wastegate will go directly on the collector on the downpipe side. let me know what you think, or what needs improvement besides my photography skills.

 

looks great to me, I can weld but I'm not at the point where I could fab up something like that

looks like the downpipe will be a little bit of a tight fit but so far I don't see why you wouldn't be able to make it work.

 

Looks good! The downpipe placement will be interesting.

 

What air filter are you going to run? That compressor housing looks mighty close to the hood brace catcher in the pic... Maybe its just the angle, but it does not look like a filter will fit on there as it sits in that pic.

I guess you could run a CAI tube down into the fender.

John

 

that would be pretty cool / unique. usually you see a hot air intake on the turbo kit, cold air would be nicer

 

looks like its going to be a fun setup. excellent fab work. Is that a 4088R?

 

Looks awesome bro Keep us updated I'm interested in seeing the finished product and tune.

 

looks like a gt3076r. it looks great btw!

 

thanks folks. yes it is a gt30. i have a 35 i am going to test fit to make sure it fits as well. as for the filter, that isn't a huge concern, there are quite a few different choices, and yes it would be ideal to run a cai into the fender. that may be an option if it will fit.

 

That is NASTY work (in a good way)! That is what i call front mount!! The downpipe was the first thing that came to mind. It is going to be long and pretty tight, but shouldn't be to bad. Absolutely incredible!