Finally my 1st (water cooled) turbo build
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On the functionality part, I think that's going to do fine to protect the coolant hoses and brake master, things in that area. If that's your goal, you're done.
The only way I can see improving what you have now is if you built another shield for the exhaust manifold. But it looks like yours is coated anyway, so that's probably not needed since it appears you have a low emissivity coating on the turbo manifold already.
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It was wierd to make. The wall has this helix type bend to fit around everything, then the lid had to be dished. A hammer, a torch and a pile of sand as an anvil helped me with that one.
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New parts started...my catch can is under way. Waiting on bungs and chore boys. Because a simple catch can that I can buy for like 100 bucks, isn't mine.
Now with real cool machined area to hold a gasket in the lid.
Now with real cool machined area to hold a gasket in the lid.
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Which fittings? Most of the steel ones just come from McMaster-Carr, aluminum bungs I just get from the Internet. Ebay usually. Just use a name brand hose end, or else they leak.
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Finished the separator. ..mostly. made a last second decision to put one of the bungs on the top, to avoid having to buy a $25.00 180 degree fitting. Instant regret after I realized how tall it was like this. May have to buy the stupid fitting.
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Stuffed full of ChorBoy.