VW 24v Intake manifold fab
09-13-2007, 07:16 PM
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VW 24v Intake manifold fab
Something a little different...
I'll post some finished pics up soon, its been on the car running for about a week now...big improvement over the stock plastic one that blew up @ 12psi lol.
It also gave us the opportunity to try out a few new ideas and tooling for intake manifolds that worked out pretty well.
I'll post some finished pics up soon, its been on the car running for about a week now...big improvement over the stock plastic one that blew up @ 12psi lol.
It also gave us the opportunity to try out a few new ideas and tooling for intake manifolds that worked out pretty well.
09-13-2007, 11:21 PM
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Re: VW 24v Intake manifold fab
Originally Posted by sharkytm
Hey Jesse, nice to see you over here, that's an awesome upgrade for the 24v VR's, that stock mani is really restrictive. Whats the motor setup?
09-13-2007, 11:25 PM
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Re: VW 24v Intake manifold fab
Originally Posted by johnmichael
you can probably sell that on the tex for a grand.
99 percent of vw people are ------- retarded when it comes to buying parts.
99 percent of vw people are ------- retarded when it comes to buying parts.
CNC'd billet head flange
CNC'd Billet velocity stack/base plate
Tooling required to build the plenum....
Some of the other companies get $1000 for a sheetmetal box basically....
09-14-2007, 01:04 AM
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Re: VW 24v Intake manifold fab
Originally Posted by AFI Turbo
Theres quite a bit that went into it...
CNC'd billet head flange
CNC'd Billet velocity stack/base plate
Tooling required to build the plenum....
Some of the other companies get $1000 for a sheetmetal box basically....
CNC'd billet head flange
CNC'd Billet velocity stack/base plate
Tooling required to build the plenum....
Some of the other companies get $1000 for a sheetmetal box basically....
