Fab'd up some Int. Endtanks today
I continually get bored with the same ****, my friend has a sheet metal fab shop, so while looking at my car deciding what to hack up next I decided to hack up my Precision 750hp Intercooler, turned it into a backdoor with BOV on endtank and a 3" outlet that will probably be a V-Band when I am done. I did all the measuring, cutting and bending, friend did the Tig'n. I also used a thick 3" piece of pipe for the Endtank Inlet and put it on a Lathe and turned it most of the way down to mimick a bead roll for the clamp to have something to hold on to. The pass. side endtank is not welded yet, may re-do that one to have the outlet more towards the top, its a little too close to the corner light as it is now for my liking. Enjoy.
Yesterday:

Today:




Plan to run 3" Alum Piping through this hole
will end up making a custom fender bracket for this.

And bumper on:

He also has a mandrel bender but I am not sure now that will come out looking with thin Aluminum for the piping, dont want to use stainless, curious to see the outcome. Next 2 weeks we will also be fabbing a large catch can (T1 Style) and welding in my Moly 8pt and then possibly an 4" Al. Intake.
Yesterday:

Today:




Plan to run 3" Alum Piping through this hole
will end up making a custom fender bracket for this.
And bumper on:

He also has a mandrel bender but I am not sure now that will come out looking with thin Aluminum for the piping, dont want to use stainless, curious to see the outcome. Next 2 weeks we will also be fabbing a large catch can (T1 Style) and welding in my Moly 8pt and then possibly an 4" Al. Intake.
lol I forget, now that I look at it the pics make it look thicker than it really is, it was just as thick as the top and bottom portions of the core, maybe a cu*t hair thicker.
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yea seems that way, we just did those brackets a month ago
I dont have a trailer so we basically just measure and guesstimate and then drive 20min to the shop and put it together.
yea seems that way, we just did those brackets a month ago
I dont have a trailer so we basically just measure and guesstimate and then drive 20min to the shop and put it together.
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And bumper on:

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those pictures right here do make the material look really thick. Is it just the end pieces that are thicker? Looks good though
And bumper on:

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those pictures right here do make the material look really thick. Is it just the end pieces that are thicker? Looks good though
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[IMG]I just went out there and looked, the hotside entank in that spot never got file'd, I deburred everything but forgot that, it was drilled after the tank was assembled, there is a big lip there. Thanks for the comments guys, I think I might start taking welding classes soon, I thoroughly enjoy the fabricating part of all this, just wish I could weld it too.


<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostedcivicsir »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good job ben. i like. makes me think i can do that he hee....</TD></TR></TABLE>
thx mikey and everybody else, need some tanks let me know, they can be diamond plate, mirror alum or whatever. went to vertex earlier and dropped $100 on some mirror 3" alum for the piping, just need to locate a Tial 50mm BOV flange.
thx mikey and everybody else, need some tanks let me know, they can be diamond plate, mirror alum or whatever. went to vertex earlier and dropped $100 on some mirror 3" alum for the piping, just need to locate a Tial 50mm BOV flange.
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