Thanks for the compliments.slownslurious wrote:just as a caution, thats exactly where my downpipe hung and I thought it wasn't that low... it got the crap dented out of it just from everyday driving (parking lot ramps, speed bumps, etc).
impressive fabrication though
Nope, unfortunatly not.elwesso wrote:Is that an adapter plate on the engine?
I did this with a mig, i wish i had a tig lol. I may buy one in the next few months one I decide to fabricate the manifolds for the Individual throttle bodies.Thosechurro wrote:Good job with the aluminum. I have about 6 months doing aluminum and I can get it consistent when doing flat beads. Welding around things like tubing and such is tricky but a gas lens and lots of tungsten stick out help a lot.
Well, I wouldnt know where to start with that one. Some sort of cnc adapter would definitly be nescacry. These extra fittings and hose only cost me 150.00. Its not that bad since I already have about 900.00 dollars in hose and fittings on this motor, and i still have a few to go.SaintlyCharBoy wrote:i love your WP block off plate, do you think that you could have saved cash on fittings tho by going with a non-inline pump and just making it fit the stock location as was mentioned somewhere ^ up there?
I've never tried aluminum with mig. I'm used to controlling all the variables my self so it would be hard for me. It looks clean though, I didn't know migged aluminum could look like that.gs14racer wrote:I did this with a mig, i wish i had a tig lol. I may buy one in the next few months one I decide to fabricate the manifolds for the Individual throttle bodies.
The transmission has to be milled down, no welding is performed at all. The plate bolts the the engine, then the transmission to the plate. Its pretty simple, just how it looks in the pictures.Hogg wrote:For those adapter plates...
Does your motor or your transmission have to be milled down, and then the adapter plate welded on where the old bolts used to be?
If anyone can directly explain how the adapters work that would be awesome - I never quite get it :P