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Subject Explain why you are making these modifications...
     
Posted by Sleepe on January 28, 2006 at 8:01 PM
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In Reply To ITB intake manifold part 4 posted by Rob'Z on January 28, 2006 at 06:52 PM
     
Message :After ~1.5 years of working on this project (on and off) I am almost finished! There is a good amount of work still to do but I am getting close.
:See previous posts here.
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:To be done:
:Weld all TB's to flanges and flanges to manifold/plenum
:Weld 1/8" aluminum sheet onto cam covers
:Weld 1/8" aluminum sheet to form plenums
:Fab up linkages = time + $$$
:Mill center stand for pully
:Finish pully
:Fab vacuum chamber for all lines and IAC valve
:And some other stuff I'm sure...
:I have lost track of the hours spent so far but it's A LOT! I would like to thank my work for owning a mill, lathe, TiG welder, and scrap aluminum (for fixtures). I wouldn't be able to do all of this without them. ;)
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:Heavily modified cam covers. This was done to allow clearance for the TB's and plenums. Those towers looked goofy anyway. ;)
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:The oil fill will be welded at the very front of the passanger intake cam cover to allow clearance for the TB's. Also my attempt at fabbing up a TB of my own, it's not finished yet. Anyone have any stock Z TB plates they want to donate?
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:Modified flanges to clear injector connectors.
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:The extra reliefs are for the screws that hold the injector caps.
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:Modified coil packs to allow clearance for plenums. It's easier than you might think.
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:Shortened coil pack. I need to machine more off the cam covers (area marked). Notice the large chunk missing from the intake cam cover? Make sure you have a nice fixture to bolt your work to rather than being lazy and clamping it directly in the vise...I learned my lesson. Anyone have a spare passenger side intake cam cover?
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:Not the prettiest weld but it's not going anywhere, and I did it myself. The pully will sit ~1.5" lower when everything is said and done.
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xapl

     
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