redneck400ex1

My adapter plate is steel, but since I've done my turbo from this website, everyone I know with a D-series (which is a lot of people) wants to try it. They keep askin me for parts and I can get aluminum adapter plates made by my neigbor for cheap as hell but he said aluminum expands under heat, but then he said as long as its bolted between the manifold and the turbo, it'll probly work. So, will they work or not?

BLACKSI

someone tried it before (there was pics somewere) but needless to say it was a big melted mess. wasnt to cool.

Beau

rustdha1o

it's actually in the tech projects section on this website.



^enough said - bad idea

redneck400ex1

ok NEVERMIND on that one.

45psi

looks like one fierce beer coaster

OnYx

yeah put it in the freezer overngiht and put a bear in it fro hte sunday football game, i bet itl stay really cold.

89dxhunchback

JB weld could fix that hole, don't be a wuss !! hehe..

Turbodelsolman

After looking at that, i take it a peice of sheetmetal wouuld not be good as a gasket? I have a pretty bad exhaust leak that i need fixed asap. I have some sheetmetal, im just wondering if it will hold up to the temps. Anyone know?

Turbodelsolman

Anyone know what kind of temps it can handle?

redneck400ex1

I don't know about the temps for sheetmetal, but they make metal gasket stuff where you make your own gaskets for exhaust and what not...look for that in the auto parts store.

*edit* they have it at pep boys, in the gaskets, adhesives, and sealants section. got like 3 different brands all meant for high heat gasket applications.