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Old 09-10-2001, 05:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rev-Hard Manifolds.

Anyone have a pic of one for an H22/23? I mainly just need to know how the turbo is situated when mounted on it, and the wastegate location.
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I don't think the standard street header has a wastegate flange. At least it doesn't on the webpage picture.


If I was going to buy a header I would get the Rev-Hard race header, since I got rid of the A/C. Equal length, stainless steel, it doesn't look as buff as the Kiwi, but it works just as well if not better the than the Kiwi Street Header at less price. It has a wastegate port. There's a drag 4th Gen Prelude here that has one, with 2.5"->3" IC piping. It's pretty damn cool.


Now I'm just rambling, but judging by the picture I assume the mounting position is very close to the F-Max manifold.
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No wastegate flange on the street manifold? I guess they expect you to weld it on where you have room.

I am keeping my AC, it gets 100+ in the summer here.

I can't see myself paying $1200 for a Kiwi, but damn they are nice looking!
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Mark,

Have you seen/heard of the equal length one fitting on a 5th gen? 900$, still aint cheap ;-)
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I've only seen the rev hard race header one on a 4th Gen at the local car show. The car was built by a local tuning shop and I talked to the owner for a while. The car is a monster with so much power he finds it hard daily driving. It's hard for me to remember what it looked like. Another guy took a bunch of pictures, but he never seems to upload the pictures no matter how many times I remind him. I'll try reminding him again and see what it looks like for 5th Gen fitment.
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i was running the revhard manifold on my hybird accord turbo. that manifold picture on revhards page for hte street unit is very old. they actually have a slightly newer design that's made to fit the piping around the ac system easier. it doesn't have a flange for the wastegate and it's sort of a ***** to get one on there.
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