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93hatchturbo 11-04-2007 01:10 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 

Originally Posted by TorganFM
Pics of said twin engine Civic?

I'm joking... Its for a single 76mm lsx chevelle.

TorganFM 11-04-2007 01:18 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
Oh for some reason I read the post above as "Hey bro what else is going on?"

93hatchturbo 12-26-2007 02:09 AM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
so.... passenger side works nicely... drivers side was a waste of ------- money. Can't go forward so.... Stock manifold exiting normally, cross over under tranny/bellhousing area and back up. For ---- sakes. what a piss off.

seerex 12-26-2007 05:36 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
Should post some pic's.

93hatchturbo 12-28-2007 09:36 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
I'm about to murder myself. But instead of making the build all bastardized. I have another trick. Stay tuned.

Smith-02 12-28-2007 11:16 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
cut flange off, flip flange, voila.

or, redrill the holes

Phoenix 5.7 12-28-2007 11:27 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
since this is an LSx engine, why not use flipped truck manifolds like a lot of the home made turbo LSx guys are running?

93hatchturbo 12-30-2007 05:32 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 

Originally Posted by Phoenix 5.7
since this is an LSx engine, why not use flipped truck manifolds like a lot of the home made turbo LSx guys are running?


thats what I'm going with now. BUT I'm planning for a cleaner install. I'll get pics in a little bit.

I'm a royal failure currently though. All of my ideas half work. 2 drivers side mani's didn't work the way I wanted so I am doing flipped with my own rendition.

m0nee 12-31-2007 04:40 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 
I'm jealous with your work area... Wish I had an area that big to work in.

Hey, is that a Smiley tig I see??

93hatchturbo 01-01-2008 04:08 PM

Re: log manifold fabrication progress *update 1*
 

Originally Posted by m0nee
I'm jealous with your work area... Wish I had an area that big to work in.

Hey, is that a Smiley tig I see??

it sure is. The more and more I use it, the more and more I prove to the local haters that the welder isn't garbage. I have welded with Miller and Lincoln TIGs(after all, thats all we have at the shop as far as brands) and you can totally tell the difference, they are easier to setup, more precise and overall do a better weld BUT this Smiley works just fine for the price. Later on I'll upgrade.

My work area, I complain about it at times but really I shouldn't haha. Its insulated but not heated. On the -35 days I just stay inside. My parents let me use the garage in the winter time when the car is apart so its all good.


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