M35 Turbo Exhaust Flange

[StageaM35]

I've had a search on here for info on this type of flange but had no luck. Did an image search on Google and it seems the GT25/28 kind of look the same but I'm not sure as they look a little different? I've seen some custom exhaust photo's on here with custom dump pipes so ever they are custom made or can be gotten off the shelf from somewhere?

[zei20l]

to me, it looks like a T2 flange but upside down, thats if youre talking about the back of the turbo to the dump?

[StageaM35]

Yeah back of the turbos dump. The T2 and the GT25 flanges look pretty close but there are angles and curves which don't match? Bottom part of the M35 flange is straight where a lot of ones I see are curved?

[zei20l]

it will be a standard shape, but the picture might make it look different. if you trawl through some of the threads here, youll find detailed pics of the turbos OFF the car.

[iamhe77]

Will these pics do?

[zei20l]

stop looking, i found them

yes those ones!

[StageaM35]

Ok cheers for the photo's. Will see what I can find on the net .

[StageaM35]

Looks like I have a match for the flange:

http://www.autobend.co.nz/rage/New%20Site/...WEB%20Mar08.pdf

Page 89, 4th row down.

Flange code: FL5909 - T3 Exit Flange.

Will save my guy making one for the custom exhaust.

[iamhe77]

Nice work!

[zei20l]

T3?? wow ok!

but +1 on nice work with the flange spotting!!

[iamhe77]

nice work with the flange spotting!!

LOL

[zei20l]

dude, get your mind out of the gutter, there isnt enough room for both of us! lol

[Bis-e Bee]

Iain was in his usual flange spotting mood lastnight, trouble was the flange kept disappearing on him everytime he took his eyes off it.

[zei20l]

indeed they did!! however my spotting is more superior than all of yours

[StageaM35]

Always good to do indepth research with flanges so you get the right one.

Edited April 24, 2009 by StageaM35

[zei20l]

yeah but how do you know you have the right flange?? i guess you just keep trying

[Bis-e Bee]

yeah but how do you know you have the right flange?? i guess you just keep trying

Well.... if it dribbles or spurts fluids or releases toxic gases..

One must conclude the flange isn't the correct one