I am trying to find a source for H22 intake flanges for H and B series motors (preferably with the injector boss included)

Id like to find somewhere that has them pre drawn (CAD) and milled to avoid having to do a multiple piece mill at a CNC facility...

Anyone know where I might be able to by the flanges?

 

yep, me too.

 

http://www.tappauto.com


they don't list it anymore, but it used to be on their site

 

i asked str about it over a year ago, and they said they wouldnt sell the flanges alone. but I remember reading some post about them selling the flanges seperate. but not 100% sure...

 

golden eagle

 

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GE was my original source... Vince was told by the GE powers that be not to sell the intaka flanges alone... So now Im kinda in a bind trying to find a new supplier...

I think I may have found one though

 

Let me know how many you need of each, and I'll see if I can't get you some pricing and ETAs on them.

 

I would also like to know if possible, if there is anywhere where I can get hold of CAD files for intake flanges

 

i got my aluminum intake flanges from user h23vteceg.. i am selling mine brand new.. i just have new plans and no time to mess with itbs. 70 shipped

 

Rick we of course can do a run for you just to let you know we are here

 

i can also provide you with those!

 

I would also like some, for B-Series...

 

im taking beggining autocad it seems that it would be very easy to make an intake manifold flange how much does it cost to cnc something like this? and does anyone know how much it cost for a cnc machine. i would make one in autocad and give it to u guys for free but i just started doing this stuff and dont want to feel responsible if i fawk up something i also dont know wuts required to go into the cnc machine so its not a good idea for me to do it lol. maybe after 6 months or so.

 

The flat flange is easy, yet, but once you start adding partial runners and injector bosses, it gets a bit more expensive. If someone gives me a design, we can produce it for you, with your name on it.

 

DavidR PM me, im interrested, what format do you work in? I only have B16a for now, awaiting a B18c gasket.

 

we can do it for you and we will design it ourselves to your specs.

 

Prices?

 

usually most shops,in texas anyway, charge a $200 set up fee and about $60 an hour for machine time. many times they will supply matl. the flanges are not at all hard to make but your best bet is to find a small shop like a job shop. one that has a few machines and is rather slow at this time(which isnt hard to do with our economy) talk to the owner and tell him what you want. The machining industry can be very helpful to small inventors or fab guys if you approach it right. Alot of times when someone comes into our shop and you can tell that they cant spend a grip of money we will knock off some of the standard fees, do we make money when we do that? No. But we gain more word of mouth which is very important to us. Id say just shop around.

 

contact cv products. they should have them for B & H series.ask for noel cecil

 

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Yes sir, good price