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maz 11-27-2015 07:30 PM

Manifold design questions
 
Hello, trying to make me own manifold for my 1.8 miata which currently is in bits in the garage. I have a few questions if i may, I did/look search and look for few months but feel like my head may explode soon, literary explode ( not alakbar type of explosion)

Quite fancy having a go at simple manifold from bends and tees, now what im wondering is it a good idea to try and separate the gasses from cyl1 and cyl4 by having some sort of baffle to divert the exhaust gases up towards the turbo?

I saw a lot people put the turbo over cyl2, is there a reason for this besides making the dp routing much easier ?

I was thinking in my head to cut the bends and tees quite short and to have a thick flange maybe 1" so to make some sort of collector, would this be a waste of time ?

Other questions is ss vs mild, can I just go ss without back purging ? keep reading mild steel flanges and ss tees and bends

And lastly, looking to make a my own exhaust, is it advisable to go v band or 3 bolt flange

Thanks in advance, great site :beer:

Kev

maz 11-27-2015 07:36 PM

the turbo i have is a little t25 from a nissan

18psi 11-27-2015 08:06 PM

1) no
2) ease of install and dp routing
3) no idea what you're saying there
4) ss is a pain to weld, and more expensive
5) vband

maz 11-27-2015 08:11 PM


Originally Posted by 18psi (Post 1287278)
1) no
2) ease of install and dp routing
3) no idea what you're saying there
4) ss is a pain to weld, and more expensive
5) vband


Exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot :likecat:

aidandj 11-27-2015 11:19 PM

You dont need to backpurge SS. But it will look like ass. and flow like ass, and possible chunk off and trash your turbo


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