I'm assuming by all the dead links that this is hard to find? Anyone have a copy?

If not I'll measure off a gasket and post whatever I draw here. I understand that I can buy this part easily, but I have the tooling to make it myself, so I'd rather go that route.

 

I still have it. Shoot me a pm with your email and I'll give it to you.

 

Intake or exhaust side?

 

Hi Dark Wanderer, I wanted to send a pm but I am a noob and need another 14 posts before I can do so.

I am interested in fabricating a turbo manifold for my 1.8 mx5. I have access to a cnc laser that can cut 10mm steel.

It would be great if you can forward me a copy of the drawing you mentioned to the following email
theoxygenthief@yahoo.com

Thanks

 

Thanks to some helpful forum members I managed to get a cad drawing
I put a model in the 3d warehouse if anyone is interested

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...7620323f16bab9

 

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got a bigger pic than that? 1.6, 1.8 na, or 1.8 nb head?


and does anyone have the flange for the intake side for nb1 heads? if i can find the flange for the intake side, it will save me having to cut up a perfectly good NB intake manifold and will still prob be cheaper...

 

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The drawing is for a 1.8 nb exhaust flange and can be viewed, dimensioned, edited etc in Google Sketchup. (I haven't got any drawings for the intake side.)

 

thanks, I was looking for that too

 

I highly reccommend you just buy the flange from Straight Line Specialties. Its machined with ports that transition from oval to round, I bought one in stainless for $110 and it is a BEAUTIFUL piece. Blows anything waterjet or laser cut right out of the water, and its only $55 in mild steel - a bargain if you ask me!

http://straightlinespecialties.com/s...roducts_id=136

 

thanks a **** ton for that link. i bought that same flange from a guy off of CR who works at Mazworks, he wasnt sure where he got it from, but now i knowwww =)


its such an awesome flange