Some Recent Work @ MaseEngineering
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most recent 44 gate manifold i made.. i did a 38 more recently.. but no pics of it yet... this is our typical s2k manifold that is included in our turbo kit...








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very basic... solid design from Mase and Dwight at stage 6 motorsports... we have made over 600 hp on this manifold..
and sorry your flanges didnt work out for us.. Mase wasnt happy with the laser cuts... and the non cnc look..
and sorry your flanges didnt work out for us.. Mase wasnt happy with the laser cuts... and the non cnc look..
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this is the MaseEngineering version of the original design by Mase and Dwight, Fabricated by Nick Garcia, 9295ej-t.
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It looks good, i like that your weld profiles are even and nothing really sticks out as being overly large or small.
I think some more companies should take a look at this and realize that huge flange/wg welds look silly next to tiny runner welds.
I think some more companies should take a look at this and realize that huge flange/wg welds look silly next to tiny runner welds.
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so the wastegate gets a nice root pass, then a heavy/hot cover.
as for mase, yes he is doin his own thing now..
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Why no back purging?
I'd be interested in hearing how it holds up. There's a big difference in length between the #1 and #4 runner and stainless expands at a rate 50% greater than mild steel.
I'd be interested in hearing how it holds up. There's a big difference in length between the #1 and #4 runner and stainless expands at a rate 50% greater than mild steel.
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and as for longevity, the oldest one on a car right now is 1 and a half years old... so far so good.
Waste gate flange wasn't. The color is off on the back side plus there's a bunch of sugar on the inside.
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thats a tack from the inside.. and i find it annoying and unnecessary to back purge that particular joint.
i weld the wg flange on the bend before welding it to the manifold... and if you can imagine trying to rig up a backpurge to that, you can see my point..
thats not "sugar"
thats a tack from the inside.. and i find it annoying and unnecessary to back purge that particular joint.
i weld the wg flange on the bend before welding it to the manifold... and if you can imagine trying to rig up a backpurge to that, you can see my point..
thats a tack from the inside.. and i find it annoying and unnecessary to back purge that particular joint.
i weld the wg flange on the bend before welding it to the manifold... and if you can imagine trying to rig up a backpurge to that, you can see my point..
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lol
for me to say the wg runner is backpurged but not the flange, seemed unnecessary.. so everything but the wg flange are backpurged.. how's that..
for me to say the wg runner is backpurged but not the flange, seemed unnecessary.. so everything but the wg flange are backpurged.. how's that..
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thats not "sugar"
thats a tack from the inside.. and i find it annoying and unnecessary to back purge that particular joint.
i weld the wg flange on the bend before welding it to the manifold... and if you can imagine trying to rig up a backpurge to that, you can see my point..
thats a tack from the inside.. and i find it annoying and unnecessary to back purge that particular joint.
i weld the wg flange on the bend before welding it to the manifold... and if you can imagine trying to rig up a backpurge to that, you can see my point..
Really? You need to revise your purging methods than.




