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Dodge 2.5l turbo mani??

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    Dodge 2.5l turbo mani??

    A buddy of mine is parting out his dodge 2.5 l turbo van (yes i said VAN) and i want to kno if anyone has used one of these manifolds. He has 450cc injectors, a new ballbearing t3/t4 and a nice frontmount along with a stock DSM bov. I plan on using all that i can but i don't know if the manifold will fit at all, and if it does how much modification. Also, i am just gonna hone the cylinders and install new piston rings and main bearings. Any other precautions to running a 7-8 pound tuned boost setup??
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    theres a 99.9% chance that you would be the first person to ever try this, so the modification will be all on you. The DSM mani fitting was a once in a lifetime thing, but . . . you could try it.
    -Mark-
    CB7
    CD5


    And if i could swim I'd swim out to you in the ocean
    Swim out to where you were floating in the dark.

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      #3
      I thought the Dodge 2.5 was a 6 cylinder...?
      wat

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        There is only one way to do this. Slap the exhaust gasket on the mani to see how much the bolt patterns differ.

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          #5
          The turbo 2.5 was a 4 cylinder... I believe the Dodges got the turbo 4 while the Plymouths got the V6. My mom had a V6 plymouth (not a bad van, honestly).

          If the ports line up, and there is enough metal to drill holes for mounting, it'll work.






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