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#17
Re: CAD files for manifold
Mattndew76
Posted on: 2019/12/26 21:24
I can produce billet manifolds for the 1200 for $750.00 ea.
#16
Re: CAD files for manifold
D
Posted on: 2019/12/23 6:48
if you braze the alum all yourself using HTS2000 alum brazing rods
on well roughened stainless brushed surfaces you can save a good penny from asking a pro to rape you. I did my alum pipe based bumperettes with different alloy brackets and also repaired alum inlet manifolds with success. Prob 400 aud all up is possible this way. The other way is harder but I also did arc welded inlet manifolds for bike carbs that worked well and for boost, plain steel is overlooked.
#15
Re: CAD files for manifold
zigmondo
Posted on: 2019/12/23 5:54
To give you idea on price for the whole EFI manifold made from a twin webber manifold using ALL NEW parts
ie: manifold ,bungs, rail, fittings, 10mm Aluminium base and end plates and getting a professional to weld the Aluminium plenum and bungs it will cost you about $750 (excluding injectors and throttle body which you could scrounge from the wreckers). PS: you Can drill the bungs so the injectors point almost straight towards the valve dp
#14
Re: CAD files for manifold
ute_man
Posted on: 2019/12/23 0:34
to he honest its a lot better in shape to the last runner then that other one people are buying that is a actual cylinder and the injector facing straight down where at least the injector on the factory one are at a angle looking straight at he valve and to be how much power do you think your going to make with 500hp I only offered it so its cheaper to buy and reliably. sorry
#13
Re: CAD files for manifold
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2019/12/15 21:52
Andy & Geoff both tried larger TBs. Geoff found the RB20 unit was too finicky
#12
Re: CAD files for manifold
nickmitty
Posted on: 2019/12/13 5:03
DD, upto what HP increase do you estimate with a bolt on CA20 throttle body ??
#11
Re: CAD files for manifold
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2019/12/13 4:40
the factory EFI manifold was a log manifold
and the performance was very good -- compared to the carburetor manifold it had no loss of power at low RPM, increased power at mid-RPMs and 15% more power at high RPM. And even just bolting a larger off-the-shelf throttle body on it increases the power
#10
Re: CAD files for manifold
reuby_tuesday
Posted on: 2019/12/13 0:40
generally, the original injection manifold is used by the purists who want OEM stuff.
From a performance perspective, its pretty average - it works in its designed space, but thats it. Manufacture of a basic log style manifold will outperform the standard manifold, even with little to no thought to dimensions of said log manifold, and then availability of parts becomes simple. Throttle bodies, injector bosses, injectors, fuel rails are then off the shelf items. Recasting the original would be great from a historical point, but i'm not sure anyone would use it over a log manifold unless they are puritan.
#9
Re: CAD files for manifold
ute_man
Posted on: 2019/12/4 6:01
I have a original A14/A15 injection manifold i'd be happy to give it to someone if they have the means to re cast it and make it xheaper and easyer for ever one to go injection just putting it out there. There is no where who dose that kind on thing where I live othwr wise I would do it my self and I no there are some smart people on this site........?????
#8
Re: CAD files for manifold
Mattndew76
Posted on: 2019/12/3 17:25
Did you get them?
DD is there a place I can park this .step file for anyone that might want to use it? Within the confines of the forum wiki? You can view topic.
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