HT3B question
08-02-2005, 07:32 AM
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So who sells the S300 or S400? I'm looking a twins also, since my wife got a new car, I can play a little more now. 
I was looking at the ht3b and the hybrid 40/35, along with keeping my tranny cooler. Is there more room using an S300 or S400?
I was looking at the ht3b and the hybrid 40/35, along with keeping my tranny cooler. Is there more room using an S300 or S400?
08-04-2005, 12:08 AM
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The S4 is a little shorter.. and it rotates the other direction.. this allows you to tuck the inlet for the exhaust housing up closer to the block.. and let you have a staighter cool pipe from the outlet of the litte charger to the inlet of the big.. Makes for a little better looking setup..
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08-04-2005, 04:14 AM
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Originally posted by JDGnut
The S4 is a little shorter.. and it rotates the other direction.. this allows you to tuck the inlet for the exhaust housing up closer to the block.. and let you have a staighter cool pipe from the outlet of the litte charger to the inlet of the big.. Makes for a little better looking setup..
Bryan
The S4 is a little shorter.. and it rotates the other direction.. this allows you to tuck the inlet for the exhaust housing up closer to the block.. and let you have a staighter cool pipe from the outlet of the litte charger to the inlet of the big.. Makes for a little better looking setup..
Bryan
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