RacingGasLude

I am not sure if I have to remove my a/c to get a turboto fit. Can anyone pleae answer this for me. With a turbo installed on a h23a1, if anything, what gets taken off ? How close of a fit is the radiator ? Is an oversized radiator not a good idea for a turbo on my motor ?

1badlude99

It all depends on what manifold you are going to use.

RacingGasLude

I was looking at pictures and i seen a bottom adapting manifold and a top mounted, on the top mounted ones i seen no A/c

I want A/c it is a must on my car what manifold do i need to use ?

nick6444

Ya what he said. I too am looking for a good flowing mani with no sacrifices... Help us!!

Buk Hoo Kee

I believe almost all the log style manifolds are A/C compatible. If you have tubular manifolds, some may not be A/C compatible and may require a smaller radiator. Read the fine prints before you purchase the manifold.

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es_squared

If you want to keep your AC, your best bet would be to use a log style manifold I believe. With a log, the turbo will sit more to the left, rather then the middle/right side of the bay. Also keep in mind, with some log style manifolds you may have to alter, or remove your front motor mount.. this depends on the size of your turbo.

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