welding runners to eachother
I made this manifold... only after driving a while we noticed that two of the runners are touching...
#4 and #1...
I've been thinkin on how to do this... but cant come up with a decent solution...
Is it a good idea to weld the two runners to eachother?
I'm worried about cracking...
thnx!
just leave it. if you weld them together, i imagine it would be more prone to cracking because they aren't allowed to expand and contract seperated from each other at that point.
it vibrates kinda rough around 5k rpm... that's why i wanted to do something about it...
i'm trying to run a small sawblade through it now... that should create a bit of a gap...
sorry... this is the only pic atm... i'll make some tomorrow...
i'm trying to run a small sawblade through it now... that should create a bit of a gap...
sorry... this is the only pic atm... i'll make some tomorrow...
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Its most likely not the manifold but something else thats vibrating. Ive build manifolds where the runner was close and after a few heat cycles they were touching. Never heard any vibration noise from it.
Leave it, each runner will want to heat up a little differently and shift, welding them together will prevent them from shifting the way they want, causing cracks.
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A turbo hanging on the end of a manifold has a resonate frequency and sometimes it happens to be excited by the engine so it vibrates at a certain RPM. I doubt welding the runners together will help that.
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