Where to get parts to make turbo manifolds?
05-18-2004, 07:46 PM
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Where to get parts to make turbo manifolds?
Me and a friend are looking to start making turbo manifolds for ourselves. We don't know where to get parts from though. We figure we will start with a log mani then try tubular. So where can we get this stuff cheap.
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Re: Where to get parts to make turbo manifolds? (hoggy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hoggy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What about head flanges?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Cut your own! If you have the tools to properly make manifolds, then you should have the tools to make a flange
Cut your own! If you have the tools to properly make manifolds, then you should have the tools to make a flange
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Re: Where to get parts to make turbo manifolds? (SleepyEG)
I didn't ask for your advice on how to make a manifold. I simply asked for where to get head flanges. This is my first shot at making a manifold, no reason to add in unnecessary comments that have nothing to do with my questions.
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Re: Where to get parts to make turbo manifolds? (SleepyEG)
I understand that it is possible to make a flange, but I don't want to make one right now. I prefer the laser cut flange for now so that I don't have to mess with it. I appreciate your advice, but I still didn't ask if I should make it or buy it. I asked where to buy it at cheap.
Also, I can't seem for find the T's at mcmaster. What material is the cheapest to use that will hold up. Since this will be my first manifold I want to keep stuff as cheap as possible but still be able to use it.
Also, I can't seem for find the T's at mcmaster. What material is the cheapest to use that will hold up. Since this will be my first manifold I want to keep stuff as cheap as possible but still be able to use it.
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