Subject	Re: the design is what is most important
Posted by	Seb on November 04, 2002 at 11:47 PM
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In Reply To	the design is what is most important posted by 96-2+2TT(Power Supply Racing) on November 04, 2002 at 11:43 PM
Message	there isn't much room for design. Especially if you want to keep the stock setup. R u planning on equal length tubes? #192 of all U.S. TT Zs
Follow Ups	Pics of the flanges I'm making (big pics) - Marshall 22:26:18 11/04/02 What material are you guys thinking about using? (n/m) - Seb 22:31:58 11/04/02 A certain alloy of stainless - Marshall 22:42:17 11/04/02 Re: A certain alloy of stainless - Seb 22:53:22 11/04/02 Re: Re: A certain alloy of stainless - Marshall 23:03:07 11/04/02 Re: Re: Re: A certain alloy of stainless - Seb 23:09:48 11/04/02 that's the plan. (n/m) - Marshall 23:11:40 11/04/02 How bout Inconel? $$YUMMY$$ (n/m) - quikz 22:57:10 11/04/02 that's not cost effective (n/m) - 96-2+2TT(Power Supply Racing) 23:31:37 11/04/02 good luck...let us know how it goes...crack! j/k (n/m) - Seb 23:34:15 11/04/02 the design is what is most important - 96-2+2TT(Power Supply Racing) 23:43:22 11/04/02 Re: the design is what is most important - Seb 23:47:00 11/04/02 that's where ingenuity comes into play. (n/m) - Marshall 23:57:47 11/04/02 You do not need equal length,just design the manifold - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 10:34:23 11/05/02 I'd never make it out of that - Marshall 23:44:03 11/04/02 Inconel is a Nickel Alloy...heavier than steel too. - Tredmil 00:18:28 11/05/02 I know... - Marshall 06:05:36 11/05/02 by the way - Marshall 19:36:38 11/05/02 But if it's more expensive.... - RSR 06:41:43 11/05/02 They get seperated after the manifold is made - 96-2+2TT(Power Supply Racing) 08:40:49 11/05/02 Okeedokee. (n/m) - RSR 09:10:30 11/05/02 Re: What material are you guys thinking about using? - 91Zecstasy 23:29:23 11/04/02 You're a Materials Engineering Student? - Tredmil 00:24:14 11/05/02 What testing will you consider enough.... - RSR 06:44:40 11/05/02 some projects are never done... - Marshall 17:12:29 11/05/02 I hear ya..... - RSR 07:36:47 11/06/02
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