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  • treimcheT Offline
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    That thing is fucking sweet looking!! Is that one for me?? 😄 Are all the runners equal length still?

    Troy
    2009 Yamaha R1
    2002 WRX
    2001 Toyota Tundra
    2001 Yamaha R6
    1988 Yamaha YSR 50
    2003 XR50

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      Redesgined to this one for hood clearance on a 2G. 2G's are a PITA. Troy if you want one, this one fits a 2G nicely, assuming you have a T04E cover :-/. Idk if a T04S will fit as i dont have any around the shop for test fitment.

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      "Just because you know it all doesn't mean you can do it all"

      "If you can't afford to do it right the first time can you afford to do it a second time?"

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        PSiedTSi wrote:
        its dangerous....more stuff i want!
        what is dangerous? tig welding? every form of welding is dangerous one just has to be careful.

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          spoolude wrote:
          what is dangerous? tig welding? every form of welding is dangerous one just has to be careful.
          LMFAO, uhhh, i think h means the fact that its dangerous how much money he is putting into his car, and how he wants that. BTW I know welding/grinding is dangrous, Emergency room at midnight on christmas eve after shooting metal in my eye proves so.

          no race car? becuz homeowner...

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            nice job tufte looks great cant wait to race that guy again

            Hey Tina come get some hamm

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              how much for some lessons on how to make a turbo manifold? im decent with a tig welder to if u have some time it would be very cool

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                spoolude wrote:
                how much for some lessons on how to make a turbo manifold? im decent with a tig welder to if u have some time it would be very cool

                do what nick does, teach yourself.

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                  92TSIpos wrote:
                  do what nick does, teach yourself.
                  c i would but i dont have any idea were to start u knwo i dont have flanges just laying around and that sorta stuff and i bet he had a little help gettign started

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                    spoolude wrote:
                    what is dangerous? tig welding? every form of welding is dangerous one just has to be careful.

                    Its only dangerous if you are completly brain dead. (standing in a foot of water.) 😉

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                      spoolude wrote:
                      c i would but i dont have any idea were to start u knwo i dont have flanges just laying around and that sorta stuff and i bet he had a little help gettign started

                      You could go to burnsstainless.com they have alot of good stuff, or ask nick to sell you some flanges. He has a personal hook up!!!!

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                        92TSIpos wrote:
                        Its only dangerous if you are completly brain dead. (standing in a foot of water.) 😉
                        u can stand in water shit u can weld underwater lol i no that is not what u mean but u just need to make sure that ur cords and shit dont have holes in it.
                        but im done whoring this thread if nick has anything to say about ti he will

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                          spoolude wrote:
                          c i would but i dont have any idea were to start u knwo i dont have flanges just laying around and that sorta stuff and i bet he had a little help gettign started

                          Actually no, i didn't have any help getting started, i winged all manifold fabrication myself. Only downfall is you need roughly $3000 in equipment to build them right.

                          "Just because you know it all doesn't mean you can do it all"

                          "If you can't afford to do it right the first time can you afford to do it a second time?"

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                            Have you decided how much you are letting those go for?

                            Getcher green hat, we are goin fishin.

                            > 63vette;288530 wrote:
                            > I dont know shit about building cars.

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                              Not really because its gonna depend on the setup. Like the top mount requires a lot more materials and a lot more time. So as of right now it'll probably be build to order and pricing based off the design.

                              "Just because you know it all doesn't mean you can do it all"

                              "If you can't afford to do it right the first time can you afford to do it a second time?"

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                                Its a pretty big step from the first one you made.

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                                  Not really.

                                  "Just because you know it all doesn't mean you can do it all"

                                  "If you can't afford to do it right the first time can you afford to do it a second time?"

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                                    PSI2HI wrote:
                                    Not really.

                                    Ok small step, but its stainless, and looks alot better.

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