ARTEC Performance Toyota 1JZ VVTi Low Mount V-Band Exhaust Manifold

ARTEC Performance Toyota 1JZ VVTi Low Mount V-Band Exhaust Manifold

Marsoni

M251S

$1014.68

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ARTEC Performance Toyota 1JZ VVTi Low Mount V-Band Exhaust ManifoldARTEC Performance Toyota 1JZ VVTi Low Mount V Band Exhaust ManifoldSKU: AEXH 1JZV VBLM Artec now offers a V Band version of the 1JZ VVTI Standard replacement manifold. The V Band version is specifically designed to fit the new Garrett G series V Band and Artec turbos. It allows you to run a range of setups, from stock and G25 550 on pump fuel to G25 660 on E85, or even up to G30 900. The manifold is compatible with the OEM Toyota heat shield. It

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012