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HAHAHA thanks man, let me tell you tig is one hell of a sweet thing to be good at! takes a while to learn how to weld the thin ****!2BN_S13 wrote:I bet you could weld a elephants as$ onto a donkey and noone would notice.
Good job, mucho props, super clean welds!!!
if you take a look at this site u will notice that me and my friend are starting up a fabricating/welding shop and are making a bunch of S-chassis productsoversteer180 wrote:thats badass man, props on tthe work....wanna make me one? lol
if you read our mission statment it says "we are aiming to provide quality work at a fair price" so *** raping will not be happeningoversteer180 wrote:that'd be sweet man...just don't *** rape on prices!lol
i read a bunch of books on manifolds and etc, i didnt go cutting pieces and welding together, i will be flow benching this aswell so its not like i am just going to throw the bad boy on!f s t caz wrote:i'm not trying to knock you or anything, i'm just genuinely curious. do you know what you're doing? are you engineering this manfiold or are you just welding pieces of metal together to make a new manfiold? I know that sounds really harsh, and I don't mean for it to be, but building an intake manifold never really seemed like a D.I.Y. kinda job. I always thought that manipulating, evening and maximizing flow took a lot of time and money and were very critical for an intake manfiold which is why i thought they were so difficult to come by in the aftermarket world
thanks man! i hope it goes well too!f s t caz wrote:thats good to know. Good luck with it. Hope it turns out well.
i very much like your design, i looked at alot of custom intakes and just based around that, you dont think the rear cyl will get enough air? hummm....well when i flow bench it i shall sure see wont iISL33P wrote:looks familar its not like there are many out there that look like mine.
pity about the poor flow to the rear cylinder in that design.
so what your saying is i need to make it taper more towards the back and get rid of that 90* jog and make an angle out of it instead? bell mouths will help forsure, and i may make another intake, we shall see how it goes though thanks for your help!PS thanks for the free plug, a copy is a complimentISL33P wrote:i can guarantee that i will not flow that well and i am happy to tell you why. i can also nealry gauarantee other designs you have seen have never been tested on a eng or never been near a flow bench.
two reasons1. lack of bellmouths. depsite what everyone says they are good and one of several ways to tune a plenum2. lack of tapering towards rear cylinder. causing an area at the rear of the plenum with a lot of turbulence and lack of flow to cyl 4.
happy to help.
i get all my material for free from my work.....aswell i am the welder of these manifolds! i have not lost any money on this except for a stock intake!ISL33P wrote:i cant tell you all my secrects but there is a lot more to it.
why not buy one of mine, by the time you pay for materials welding and flow test it and then find out it is no good and have to start again i could have shipped you and you would have saved money
this may not be necessarily true if you make a plenum that does not distribute air better than the stock one. dont foget that cyl's 1-3 flow with 2 cfm of each other and 4 was the one that let the rest down flow approx 10% less than the others, leaving you with a rich micture in cyl 4 and a slightly lean (and i mean nothing major what so ever) cyl's 1-3.CA19DET wrote:just rememerb the stock manifold had NOTHING to help out with distributing the airflow to each cylinder, so anything you do to help, will only makie it better
haah thnaks for the faith man.....i have looked at alot of stuff and read lots of stuff so basiclly its trial and error now! i have lots of stuff at my work to check the CFM of each runner aswell, its not a flow bench but it will give me a rough idea as to wut is happening with the air.CA19DET wrote:dotn study ISL33P - he's jsut a good salesman of his product, keep trucking away, there are quite a few good books (maximum boost etc) and online discussiosn and sites about making a good manifolds and flow and thermodynamics etc.. and you can get the trumpets/velocity stacks from jenvey.co.uk and all over the place, jsut look around.
just rememerb the stock manifold had NOTHING to help out with distributing the airflow to each cylinder, so anything you do to help, will only makie it better