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Italiazr1, you mean the manifold or extractor? Isn't your car turbo? If you're after the manifold, I have the standard one for $20. Ring or message me if you're interest, thanks.

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no not the standard ones i am after performace extractors or manifold whatever you wanna call them

they go into the turbo you can only buy high mount ones which brings the turbo to the top of the engine bay

i am after low mount ones but no one sells them in low mount

everyone advertises them as high mount manifold im not sure what the correct name for em is.

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hey mate

I have the last one in stock, on special for $379 Delivered

They are Low Mount Stainless Steel TuneAgent manifolds

Thanks

RACESPEC SALES TEAM

I have bought one of these from Racespec and after much research I found that this was a pretty good deal..

I have no issues with the manifold and everything seems to be working fine!

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I have bought one of these from Racespec and after much research I found that this was a pretty good deal..

I have no issues with the manifold and everything seems to be working fine!

no worries thanks mate i purchased one on friday should get it monday tuesday

i looked a fair bit for one this looks like the best quality dont know how much extra power it will give?

but im happy cause i was originally going to get one made cause the low mounts were too hard to find

that was going to cost me $1000

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