Is There After Market Turbo Headers?
Nope... you'd have to get it custom made.
Why? Because the demand is low, and those desiring it have different views on how they want it to be.
You might be able to find someone on the internet / hybridz who has made several & will make another.
Why? Because the demand is low, and those desiring it have different views on how they want it to be.
You might be able to find someone on the internet / hybridz who has made several & will make another.
liar liar pants on fire. the header term means equal length tubing for each exhaust port. there for you can make a turbo header. manifold is just runers into one collection tube no real design put into it.
Originally Posted by snwbrderphat540
liar liar pants on fire. the header term means equal length tubing for each exhaust port. there for you can make a turbo header. manifold is just runers into one collection tube no real design put into it.
Originally Posted by snwbrderphat540
lemme ask you this.... any one else see a possible issue with turbo placement ?
aka exhaust exit on the front turbo compared to the intake on the rear turbo?
aka exhaust exit on the front turbo compared to the intake on the rear turbo?
OH NO 2 TURBOS, it isnt RELIABLE!.
i kinda want to slap a positive displacement supercharger on one of these, kinda have it off to the side, thers alot of room to work with in straight 6 z's so i dont know what that comment was earlier about not having much room, try workin on something front wheel drive?
i do admit they arent the roomiest engine bays, my '65 chevy c-10 pickup i could practly live in the engine bay
i kinda want to slap a positive displacement supercharger on one of these, kinda have it off to the side, thers alot of room to work with in straight 6 z's so i dont know what that comment was earlier about not having much room, try workin on something front wheel drive?
i do admit they arent the roomiest engine bays, my '65 chevy c-10 pickup i could practly live in the engine bay
TT L series motors work better in RHD cars with the steering wheel shaft, brake/clutch master cylinders on the opposite side of the engine bay.
Even putting a big turbo on a LHD Z car is a pain since you're fighting for the same space with all the "driver" controls.
Even putting a big turbo on a LHD Z car is a pain since you're fighting for the same space with all the "driver" controls.
Originally Posted by lww
Even putting a big turbo on a LHD Z car is a pain since you're fighting for the same space with all the "driver" controls.
HA!
That's an understatement. It took me quite a while to squeeze my T3/T4 up onto the manifold.
thats why we need a DOHC swap for these cars....
an affordable mass manufactured one. if some one could do it, i garuntee they'd be rich. i know its been done, but im talking about engineering their own head design on a cnc mill or somethingget the mapping right that one time and mass produce it. they'd be filthy rich!!!!!!!!!!!one!1!!
an affordable mass manufactured one. if some one could do it, i garuntee they'd be rich. i know its been done, but im talking about engineering their own head design on a cnc mill or somethingget the mapping right that one time and mass produce it. they'd be filthy rich!!!!!!!!!!!one!1!!
http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=76070
good read i guess right there. L20 had DOHC, and wont work with our L series
i so sad. looks like you'll have to make your own or find a OS Giken head in good enough condition for a rebuild and resurface....
3rd option. build your own:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrZYb1a6-qw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDCfZUIMom8&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VRyvJAU9gM&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPCM3ffn2j0&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5l_fYGID8o&feature=user
its 2+2 though.... ewwwie!!! and coulda made a more free flowin exhaust. and i woulda stuck with single turbo just top mount it like he did on the TT setup.
good read i guess right there. L20 had DOHC, and wont work with our L series
i so sad. looks like you'll have to make your own or find a OS Giken head in good enough condition for a rebuild and resurface....3rd option. build your own:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrZYb1a6-qw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDCfZUIMom8&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VRyvJAU9gM&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPCM3ffn2j0&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5l_fYGID8o&feature=user
its 2+2 though.... ewwwie!!! and coulda made a more free flowin exhaust. and i woulda stuck with single turbo just top mount it like he did on the TT setup.
Last edited by snwbrderphat540; Jan 10, 2008 at 11:48 PM.
If you can find an LY28, those had a crossflow head, but are super rare. I believe only competition Z's had them over there. N/A those motors supposedly put out close to 300hp. BTW, for the original posting, Greddy makes a turbo manifold for the L28, but you won't be able to afford it anyways.
Last edited by lifegrddude; Jan 11, 2008 at 02:19 AM.
http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread...hlight=ka+head that build up, 3 ka heads and alot of time
and thats a rhd fairlady.....about a year ago i think their was a guy making a header that he sold on ebay for around 450. it kinda resembled the 4 barrel carb manifold. but good luck finding a old greddy one
and thats a rhd fairlady.....about a year ago i think their was a guy making a header that he sold on ebay for around 450. it kinda resembled the 4 barrel carb manifold. but good luck finding a old greddy one
Last edited by 260zturbo; Jan 11, 2008 at 11:44 AM.


