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Nissan RB V-Band Reverse Rotation Exhaust ManifoldARTEC Performance is an Australian manufacturer of high quality exhaust manifolds that has revolutionized the industry with its pioneering SUS347 stainless steel precision casting technology. All manifolds are designed using CFD simulation and tested under real world conditions. Manifolds made from the highest quality SUS347 stainless steel through a precision casting process provide: Maximum flow due to smooth joining angles Elimination of
ARTEC Performance is an Australian manufacturer of high-quality exhaust manifolds that has revolutionized the industry with its pioneering SUS347 stainless steel precision casting technology. All manifolds are designed using CFD simulation and tested under real-world conditions.
Manifolds made from the highest quality SUS347 stainless steel through a precision casting process provide:
- Maximum flow due to smooth joining angles
- Elimination of restrictions from tight bends
- Smooth outer surface finish
- Exceptional resistance to high temperatures and corrosion
Product Features
- Industry leading SUS347 stainless steel investment cast exhaust manifold
- Cast stainless construction allows ARTEC manifolds to deliver superior flow and efficiency. Smoother merging angles can be achieved versus traditional manifolds, and tight radius bends and runners can also be eliminated which can cause restriction.
- Rated for 400-800 wheel horsepower
Engine Compatibility
- All Nissan RB20
- All Nissan RB25
- All Nissan RB26
- NOTE: RB30 bottom end can be used with any of the engines above with no clearance issues
Turbocharger Compatibility
- The ARTEC V-Band Ring System allows you to install turbos from all of the big brands without having to chop and change flanges or manifolds!
- REQUIRES REVERSE ROTATION TURBOCHARGER
- Features a 50-55mm turbo V-band flange and supports the following turbochargers by using the appropriate locating rings:
- Garrett G25 to G35
- Precision 6266 to 6466, 6870 compact
- NOTE: Designed to fit Garrett, Precision and TiAL turbochargers, however turbochargers from other manufacturers may fit provided they use the same flange diameters and profiles
Wastegate Compatibility
- Features a single 44mm / 45mm / 46mm wastegate flange
- Installation of a 50mm wastegate is possible by cutting and welding a new flange
- NOTE: Designed around Turbosmart, Precision and GFB wastegates, however wastegates from other manufacturers may fit provided they use the same flange diameters and profiles
Chassis Compatibility
- Designed to fit standard Nissan Skyline R32 / R33 / R34 chassis
- Confirmed fitment:
- Nissan 350Z (Z33)
- Nissan 370Z (Z34)
- Nissan S13
- Nissan S14
- Nissan S15
- Please refer to the ARTEC Installation Gallery for fitment in other chassis
Package Contents:
- 1x Nissan RB V-Band Reverse Rotation Exhaust Manifold
- 1x ARTEC V-Band Locating Ring for Garrett / Turbosmart
- 1x ARTEC V-Band Locating Ring for Precision Turbo
- 1x ARTEC V-Band Locating Ring for TiAL / Xona
Specifications:
- Material: SUS347 Stainless Steel
- Weight: 7.3kg
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