ABSURDflow BEGI/FM tubular replacement Ver 2 plus V-bands & 3071
04-10-2010, 05:55 PM
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ABSURDflow BEGI/FM tubular replacement Ver 2 plus V-bands & 3071
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I made "Version 2" of my BEGI FM tubular replacement this past week. Difference between the original is I made the outer 2 primaries a little more direct but they cover two of the stud holes. You have to trim them short to fit. Add vbands, the new watercooled tial MVS, and a GT3071R...this setup is making me giggle. The fact that I could run this on my car doesn't help! (the other style manifolds I make require removing stuff I don't want to remove).
More pics here:
http://www.absurdflow.com/begireplacementver2.html
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Downpipe to come next.
I made "Version 2" of my BEGI FM tubular replacement this past week. Difference between the original is I made the outer 2 primaries a little more direct but they cover two of the stud holes. You have to trim them short to fit. Add vbands, the new watercooled tial MVS, and a GT3071R...this setup is making me giggle. The fact that I could run this on my car doesn't help! (the other style manifolds I make require removing stuff I don't want to remove).
More pics here:
http://www.absurdflow.com/begireplacementver2.html
(3 pics below, hit refresh if they don't show)
Downpipe to come next.
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04-11-2010, 01:03 AM
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Badass Tim! Got a pic of inside the collector?
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04-11-2010, 11:59 AM
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I could do a 1.6 manifold, but can't guarantee fitment on the downpipe when going vbands.
You're next. Are you sure you don't want this type of mani?
As it is, yep. I think there's info on FM's site on what you need to trim to get the 3071 to fit. Or you can bolt it on like I did and mark the chassis, roll it, done. The overhang there is about an inch long.
I'll get one and reply soon.
You're next. Are you sure you don't want this type of mani?
As it is, yep. I think there's info on FM's site on what you need to trim to get the 3071 to fit. Or you can bolt it on like I did and mark the chassis, roll it, done. The overhang there is about an inch long.
I'll get one and reply soon.
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04-11-2010, 12:40 PM
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Pics of the collector:
More pics here:
http://www.absurdflow.com/begireplacementver2.html
3 pics below.
Pic of the last low mount/centered build. I finally figured a way to add a flex to the EWG pipe and went with a vband on the 3" pipe instead of a double slip/springs. Makes life a lot easier.
1 pic:
Jesel got with the times and purchased a laser engraver. Guess who's in charge of setting it up? hehe.
1 pic:
More pics here:
http://www.absurdflow.com/begireplacementver2.html
3 pics below.
Pic of the last low mount/centered build. I finally figured a way to add a flex to the EWG pipe and went with a vband on the 3" pipe instead of a double slip/springs. Makes life a lot easier.
1 pic:
Jesel got with the times and purchased a laser engraver. Guess who's in charge of setting it up? hehe.
1 pic:
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