Working on my new manifold.
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Working on my new manifold.
I saw here that more of you do a lot of things by your self. So I decide to do something by my self too. I have JDM H22 at my mechanic and this engine goes to EG hatch. Engine will be with the 11.5 compr. JE pistons. But I decaide to built for turbo in future. Not jet. In that case I start buil turbo manifold. I have good workshop, where I can do a lot of thinks with steel. I do not do that before this is my first. What do you think. So here is some pics. It is not finished.
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Re: Working on my new manifold. (Root79)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Root79 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">A lot of use 304 stainles steel, but this from 321. </TD></TR></TABLE>
nice
Get us more pictures when your done!
liam
nice
Get us more pictures when your done!liam
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Mani looks great.
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Dude. He's from Latvia. Give him a damned break.
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Dude. He's from Latvia. Give him a damned break.
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Re: Working on my new manifold. (EFSiR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EFSiR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what material is this???? me thinks it won't take the heat...
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Try reading the entire THREAD!!
Does no one read anything on honda-tech anymore...
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Try reading the entire THREAD!!
Does no one read anything on honda-tech anymore...
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Re: (GSRswapandslow)
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way to be a dick buddy.
manifold looks nice, i'd like to see if all fitted up to the engine.
way to be a dick buddy.
manifold looks nice, i'd like to see if all fitted up to the engine.
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Re: (GSRswapandslow)
turbo looks like Crap 
but the manifold is turing out really nice . hole you can post some dyno numbers. are you going to make quanity and sell them or just one for your self
but the manifold is turing out really nice . hole you can post some dyno numbers. are you going to make quanity and sell them or just one for your self
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I'm yust beginer. This car must run before. So, only after finishing my project. I can sell to somebody something. I must to give the waranity for costumer. We all want waranitys.
The turbo is T3 Garret from Mercedes Truck Turbo Diesel. I have friend in local Turbo center he give me this turbo for only 180$. For the star for me it is OK.
I was thinking too, is this manifold to low. But there is posibilitie to change that a little bit higher.
I will use the Greddy E-manege, because don't have money for AEM or different manegment systems.
The turbo is T3 Garret from Mercedes Truck Turbo Diesel. I have friend in local Turbo center he give me this turbo for only 180$. For the star for me it is OK.
I was thinking too, is this manifold to low. But there is posibilitie to change that a little bit higher.
I will use the Greddy E-manege, because don't have money for AEM or different manegment systems.
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no you should be fine....321 is nice ****
no you should be fine....321 is nice ****
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AH~ nothing like declaring Victoly!
AH~ nothing like declaring Victoly!
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Re: Working on my new manifold. (Root79)
That looks really good actually. Depending on how the welds turn out that could be one of the best first-try manifold operations I've seen 
. Take some action pics if you get a chance - I've always been curious as to how exactly one welds the individual runners to the collector on a 4-1 merge collector. I'd like to hear from other fabricators on that question too. Obviously it is possible, but only with a TIG welder perhaps??? I just can't see a MIG tip fitting in the center of the four runners to weld the inner portion of the runner->collector butt joint. Nice work either way
. Take some action pics if you get a chance - I've always been curious as to how exactly one welds the individual runners to the collector on a 4-1 merge collector. I'd like to hear from other fabricators on that question too. Obviously it is possible, but only with a TIG welder perhaps??? I just can't see a MIG tip fitting in the center of the four runners to weld the inner portion of the runner->collector butt joint. Nice work either way
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you know what, i was going to say something like that. but then i read his sig and said "ok that explains it". but i honestly think that if youre going to start selling these in the future that you have someone to type for you. cause i bet it would get really hectic if you told someone something and they took it as you meant something else. there you would have problems. but i give the guy props for trying to communicate with everyone here on h-t in english to show us what hes accomplished. </TD></TR></TABLE>
i wouldnt be surprised if he used an online translator, and we all know how shitty those are, be nice guys...
i wouldnt be surprised if he used an online translator, and we all know how shitty those are, be nice guys...
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Yes sometimes I use translation soft help.
This manifold not welded yet, but it will be welded with MIG using Argon gas. But in building proces I use TIG-WIG welding. The ticknes of tube wall 2 mm. The join part ticknes 12 mm
This manifold not welded yet, but it will be welded with MIG using Argon gas. But in building proces I use TIG-WIG welding. The ticknes of tube wall 2 mm. The join part ticknes 12 mm