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Thread: differences between 4d34 and 4d33

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    They designed their own manifolds and had them cast up I believe. The ones they probably have for sale now must be old stock......they were all the go back when the 637's were current. I would be certain that you could just buy a new manifold from one of those guys if you wanted to do most of the work. Surely they would be happy to get rid of the manifolds.
    Last edited by whatcharterboat; 08-31-2012 at 10:02 PM.
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    637 with a towoomba turbo kit would do 140klms/hr!!!
    I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

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    i don't know the answer, but if the manifolds are the same for 4d33 & 4d34, then this might be the go?

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Turbo-Exh...item43b2bb3867

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    I believe that this, or a similar eBay link, has been suggested in another thread.
    I think it was Alan that noted that this manifold design does not have a wastegate port.
    My attempt to build something to go somewhere else...
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    140km/hr they are hair raising enough at 100 on our roads

    Would be great to find who still has these manifolds

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tonkatuff View Post
    Just spoke with turbo glide $2600 for kit with all oil bits and pics on cd on how to fit apparently the crew cabs are a pain as you can't run your air line over the rocker cover this sounds.better
    I believe the pictures I saw of the Superior Turbo setup had the airlines running around the back of the engine. A kit for $2,600, how much for a 3 inch exhaust, any warranty. I'm more than capable of fitting a kit myself but I would hate to have problems with it. Dan

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    You can modify the standard exhaust manifold to take a turbo on the 4.2.

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    That was what i was wondering alan the exhaust is a flat mount to the manifold socan you just machine an adapter plate. Still have oil lines etc.

    Dan i don't know all the details, the mob is in sydney and have a lot of info on the net, they were very helpful.

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    Mine has an adaptor plate welded to the manifold with the old outlet welded up, I will take a pic and post it, i also seem to remember seeing a name somewhere of who installed it.

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    That would great alan look forward to it

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