i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (no 56k)
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i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (no 56k)
so this is about an hours worth of work. im kinda tired so i'll make this first post a little brief
im designing these for ka24's and sr20's. im waiting on head flanges to digitize so i can make sure the runners are the proper length and angle, as well as the runner spacing is proper.
once i have the head flanges i will be making injectors and a rail to check clearances and i will also be making a plenum. my goal is to have 5 sets made for an sr20 and 5 for ka24's. i need to talk to my boss and show him these plans. more than likely this will be a very expensive item but well worth the price
more details later. onto pics
im designing these for ka24's and sr20's. im waiting on head flanges to digitize so i can make sure the runners are the proper length and angle, as well as the runner spacing is proper.
once i have the head flanges i will be making injectors and a rail to check clearances and i will also be making a plenum. my goal is to have 5 sets made for an sr20 and 5 for ka24's. i need to talk to my boss and show him these plans. more than likely this will be a very expensive item but well worth the price
more details later. onto pics
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*shhh* download it *shhh*
i just really want a damn head flange or find an intake manifold to borrow. its kinda pointless without one of those
i just really want a damn head flange or find an intake manifold to borrow. its kinda pointless without one of those
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Re: i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (AWOC)
sr20det. the head flange sits at an angle on the red tops' so the curve is need to get the itb on a horizontal plane.
i may try to see if i can get a nice broad bend, then i could eliminate the sharp 35* bend
i may try to see if i can get a nice broad bend, then i could eliminate the sharp 35* bend
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Re: i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (wantboost)
will the bottom half(elbow) be machined or casted? or just a bent aluminum pipe welded on to a flange?
I'm curious to what you mean by "well worth the price" performance? or bling?
I'm curious to what you mean by "well worth the price" performance? or bling?
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Re: i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (Lamchops)
machined, nothing here will be cast.
performance, the stock intake manifold is ****, and the greddy just offers a bigger plenum. alot of people swap over to the itb manifold from the gti-r. it offers a performance advantage over the sotck manifold but still has a relatively small butteryfly and plenum size
the elbow isnt final. im going to try a long smooth bend. i just got finished with the rough design of the whole setup
performance, the stock intake manifold is ****, and the greddy just offers a bigger plenum. alot of people swap over to the itb manifold from the gti-r. it offers a performance advantage over the sotck manifold but still has a relatively small butteryfly and plenum size
the elbow isnt final. im going to try a long smooth bend. i just got finished with the rough design of the whole setup
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Re: i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (wantboost)
Sweet...I'm just getting started learning Solidworks as of tonight 
All I have to say, is Solidworks is AMAZING. What an incredible program. I'm going through the tutorials now trying to get familiar. It's a pretty user friendly program though. For something so complex it's really well laid out and just suprising in so many ways. I guess it should be though for $5,000.00.
All I have to say, is Solidworks is AMAZING. What an incredible program. I'm going through the tutorials now trying to get familiar. It's a pretty user friendly program though. For something so complex it's really well laid out and just suprising in so many ways. I guess it should be though for $5,000.00.
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Re: i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (fidget15)
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you can't. The only way to get a copy for free is through your employeer (like I did), or get a copy of the student edition (although you'd have to pay for a class).
</TD></TR></TABLE>you can't. The only way to get a copy for free is through your employeer (like I did), or get a copy of the student edition (although you'd have to pay for a class).
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Re: i'm starting some ITB's in solidworks (RC000E)
I used to work at a place that used solid works... some of the machines had well over 2000 rendered parts. My favorite was their fully-automatic shotgun they proposed to the Navy. 
I only got to work on the physical prototype though. Solid works FTW.
BTW where is the back of the plenum going to be? Right behind the v-stack bells, or down by the bolts?
I only got to work on the physical prototype though. Solid works FTW.BTW where is the back of the plenum going to be? Right behind the v-stack bells, or down by the bolts?
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