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Hey guys,

Going to need a standard exhaust manifold for my RB25 and was just going to use my RB20 one that I already have but it dawned on me that they may flow less?

Are the RB20/RB25/RB25NEO all the same cast or do some flow better than others?

Cheers

Simon

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Don't bother mate. It's not pointless as such, but the stock manifold will happily flow 300rwkw and more. The gains you will get at that power level would barely be noticeable in any way other than a large chunk out of your wallet.

indeed pointless for stock turbo

300rwkw indeed is about the limit.

the 30det guys found pretty much smack on 300rwkw was the end, and swapping over produced some nice gains at that point.

on topic... i think the 20 ones are slightly different though.

been 6yrs now since i saw themside by side though.

does FAST use the same part #?

not the best check but sometimes confirms.

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