scikotictc232

I was wondering if anyone is using any of the turbo manifold design softwares that are currently out in the market ? I was looking to purchase one so i can start designing and fabricating my own manifolds, any input is greatly appreciated, thanks guys.

wantboost

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um what?

lsturbo33

Solidworks for the design work. Do your self a favor and take a training course for beginners.

BLU CIVIC

can probably use Inventor. but these aren't programs specifically made for the design of turbo manifolds, and they are not cheap. probably can download a free trial.

turtleman321

Solidworks, pro-e, etc. They are all expensive and not really user friendly until you have used them for a while

scikotictc232

ya thats what i figured, i tried looking into them but didnt really understand them. anyone that builds manifolds in here use them ?

MadVTI

We use Solidworks, fantastic piece of kit once you get to grips with it.

scikotictc232

thanks it helps a lot ill look into it

turtleman321

Exactly. You really need to get a tutorial book for any of these programs.

I've taken 3 college courses on pro-e alone. And we just started scratching the surface of all of the analysis programs for design testing, like fluid flow, tensile strength, and load testing.

I've found solideworks to be a little harder to get going, and pro-e was easier to learn the basics. From what I have heard though solidworks is a little better when it comes to assemblies and working models

JDL Tuning

Cant you pick up Solidworks for like $99 if you are a College Student?

thanks,
Joshua