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1 Jul 2004, 13:13 (Ref:1022505)
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Exhaust manifolds
I'm designing my own . . .Ive been quoted one price which is quite frankly too much for a few tubes welded together, and no one else has answered emails or their phone, I know where to get it fabricated better and can produce my own drawings no problem.
has anyone ever done this ? I'm using the formulae in A G Bells book as a guide, any tips? as I see it the only problem I have is getting it to fit nicely as the inlet manifolds somewhat restrict access (ford precrossflow head) thanks |
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