[Mrsyclone]

I wonder if you have some tips of nice collector heads that wont crack for turbo application? I saw that Burns have som nice ones. Do you know of anyone else? This is for V6 application.

Thanks Robert

 

[ICblk01GT]

SPD makes some nice stuff.

http://www.spdexhaust.com/CollectorsB.html

 

[njc.corp]

SPD makes some nice stuff.

http://www.spdexhaust.com/CollectorsB.html

looks like they make some good stuff-

thanks for the link

Thanks

Nick--

 

[Jesse Lambert]

talk to Billy at Stainless Works! Twinturbobilly on here!

 

[Robert1320]

Support the turbo and proper welding there should be no cracks.

Most cracks are from letting the turbo hang off the header and crossover.

 

[Jeff Clark]

talk to Billy at Stainless Works! Twinturbobilly on here!

X2

 

[Hazmat]

Try Cone Engineering:

http://www.coneeng.com/collectors.html

I used of set of these on my new single turbo SBF set up and they are doing just fine. They are substantially cheaper than Burns. We are also using a set of these on the twin turbo BBF.

I used Burns on my old set up and they also worked great.

-Mikie

 

[Mrsyclone]

Thanks for the tips .)

 

[turbo]

i have a set of cheap formed collectors from SPD i think they were $59 each and car makes over 1300hp

 

[Brian Brown]

I'm setup with both. Give me a call, and we can talk about what is best for you.

Thanks,
Brian Brown
601.218.3848

 

[Rodrigues]

x2 also I would add these aren't swedged like you'd get from SPD. These are a constant thickness and are made from a solid sheet. There is no stretching in these collectors, I really like them.

Try Cone Engineering:

http://www.coneeng.com/collectors.html

I used of set of these on my new single turbo SBF set up and they are doing just fine. They are substantially cheaper than Burns. We are also using a set of these on the twin turbo BBF.

I used Burns on my old set up and they also worked great.

-Mikie