Is there anything special about the different sides of a 35mm flange?
05-26-2003, 11:10 PM
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Is there anything special about the different sides of a 35mm flange?
I have some 35mm flanges and one side is different from the other. Is there anything special to each side?
05-27-2003, 10:03 AM
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i would assume that lip is to set the piping in to weld it ? that would be the only logical guess. to make it easier ont he welder when he taks it
05-27-2003, 11:30 AM
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Yeah I was guessing that after looking at some of the stuff I have with flanges welded on.
Yeah I was guessing that after looking at some of the stuff I have with flanges welded on.
05-27-2003, 12:14 PM
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Re: Is there anything special about the different sides of a 35mm flange? (Rain_man)
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im assuming your running a TIAL wg ? if so in this picture it this part should mount to the bottom of your TIAL, see the ring in the middle in this picture ? its for the firing ring that mounts onto your wg which allows it to sit flush with the manifold.
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im assuming your running a TIAL wg ? if so in this picture it this part should mount to the bottom of your TIAL, see the ring in the middle in this picture ? its for the firing ring that mounts onto your wg which allows it to sit flush with the manifold.
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