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done a search on this but havent seen anyone post anything about this topic.

basiclly i have a trust manifold with trust gate. im sure many of you would have a similar setup on a rb25.

but while im dummy fitting it i noticed the wastegate sits stupidly low, the exhaust and wastegate is about the same height. i think this would be a huge problem but i might be wrong.

has anyone modified the trust manifold to make the wastegate pipe shorter? it seems to be a pretty tight fit where its located at the moment.

here is a pic

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Ha ha ha... I would. Especially while you have it out still.. It should be a fairly simple modification, just get the flange re-welded back on by a competant welder/fabricator as the manifold gets very hot and turbulant right there... a poor weld will fail quite quickly.

Bump- Crunch- Woops...

Cheers

Justin

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thats pretty normal isnt it, about 4 out of 5 cars ive worked on have trust gateys sitting about that low.

usually s15s but. check out jap web blogs, most of there ones sit that low too.

is that your car in your avatar? looks insane

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