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2009 Chevrolet Aveo LSI would also have to port match the cast manifold a little, which isn't a deal breaker, but I would also need to find longer studs to mount the header on-this thing is thick and weighs 11lbs. Where the hell would I find the longer studs???
I would also have to port match the cast manifold a little, which isn't a deal breaker, but I would also need to find longer studs to mount the header on-this thing is thick and weighs 11lbs. Where the hell would I find the longer studs???
This makes me a little uncomfortable, but can be minimized with a dremel n time. This is from Spa Turbo. This is for a South American Opel Ecotec 1.2,1.4,&1.6.
how much is the manifold?
$376 shipping included. If u want pm me for more info or #...part #TMOP05 Does anyone know the length of the manifold studs??? I just keep getting part #s....anyways I will check a mock fitting when turbo arrives-a rebuilt Garrett T25.
Last edited by Pooh Man; 11-05-2014 at 12:23 AM.
Just figure out what thread it is (probably M8x1.25) and buy some threaded rod. Cut it to whatever length you need. Or use all bolts if you want.
I wouldn't use threaded rod, bolts would work great. Replacing with something graded, or stainless to keep the studs/bolts from breaking off is a good idea.
I bit off more than I can chew, at the moment I will be focusing on the clutch install that went astray, and will be sending back the cast manifold. I will be making my own over the winter. I will post my success or failure soon. I am thinking of a short log that actually sits even with the valve cover and the turbo right of center-a lot depends on clearing the power steering bracket and plastic oil filter cap. If I fail again its time to drop it off at the shop....but we'll see
Clutch went in OK but we found out the flywheel had a lot of material taken off during the resurfacing-it had nothing to do with shaving off the weight. All it took was adjusting the rod off the pedal . All in all, not really happy with the clutch. It does grab quicker and harder, but with my reference point being a mazda with a Centerforce dual friction clutch, I am disappointed in the pedal feel from clutch masters. I wanted a HEAVY pedal, and it FEELS soft....it could all be in my head, but not too happy right now n a lil discouraged, thinking about getting rid of it cheap to start a new project, Im going to see what offers I can get
The "weight" of the pedal is lost in the hydraulic system, not the clutch itself. If you had a cable clutch, then you would feel a difference.
Thanks for the input rabbit. I was complaining to one of my guys at work n he said his VR6 had similar feelings after a HD clutch. He said it grabbed off the floor n felt soft. He said it will gradually get better as it breaks in. I'm going to just drive it thru winter n see how it goes.
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