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hey guys just got a quick question couldnt find anything with the search to answer bout dump/manifolds my question.... and it is what brand do most of u guys have on ur rb26dett??

or what is the best brand for what reason ? or is it down to preference??? found twin tomei pipes for $1081 that sound right or fair?

and im guessing the dumps are diff to manifolds???im after the ones that comes off the turbo theyre the manifolds arent they???

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dump pipes are off the turbo's yes. I recently bought some HKS split dumps. Most people have that type, but a few also have the trust dumps which are longer, so that wastegate gasses don't mess with turbine gass flow as much...

Are they in a kit that includes gaskets, crush washers etc?

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Mick from Signature (0403 215 300) also fabricates a great set of dump pipes, I should have a set on my car in the coming months.

Give him a call and check them out. He always tests all his designs and fabrications for improvement.

Paul

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wheres he located paul ? u reckon ud be able to post pics of some of his work etc... like the welding qualit etc... inside n out ? im interested...

and another question is it possible to have aftermarket dumps and still have the factory heatshields on ? if not then im a dopey C*&nt and got fooled into thinking there was aftermarket dumps on allready.

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Mick from Signature (0403 215 300) also fabricates a great set of dump pipes, I should have a set on my car in the coming months.

Give him a call and check them out. He always tests all his designs and fabrications for improvement.

Paul

Paul, do you have approx prices?

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i was under the impression that the HKS ones are not long enough in the seperation part....Trust styled ones apparently work a lot better. anyone confirm this?

CES appaerently makes good dump/front pipes. but it is VERY expensive. not mentioning the effort of taking the turbos off.

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Yup, fitting the dumps is a pain in the ass. Labour will cost you nearly as much as the dumps themselves unless you are going to do it yourself. I fitted the HKS ones to my old GTR when I had the engine out modifying the sump. I definately noticed the difference in response with them fitted. The TRUST ones are supposed to be better again.

So glad to be away from the cost of the GTR :dry:

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and would anhyone have a performance shop who have trust dumps? i checked around most to have hks....or apexi.

or where theyre available to buy online etc,,, ? what makes the trust ones better than other brands? bigger diameter? or quality of welds or design ?

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