Turbo Manifolds - Finished Product

[PSI2HI]

Here's a few samples of our turbo manifolds. Did these up this week for our vendor so we can get he ball rolling on new turbo kits. We have everything available from logs, to shorties, to tubulars, to top mounts, internal and external wastegate, open and divided housings, and so on..

Nick
SLS

[KA-T_240]

look awsome keep up the good work

[PSiedTSi]

i am trying to locate an exhaust manifold gasket...when i get one ill bring it on over

[pin]

Do you ever wire brush that discoloration off the welds?

[PSI2HI]

pin wrote:
Do you ever wire brush that discoloration off the welds?

Um, no. Coloration indicates a good weld. No reason to remove the coloration when once the car is ran everything will turn a nice color anyways as its stainless steel.

[pin]

What do you think of this? http://www.industrialtool.com/walter-surfox.html

[slowvo]

dude...you guys really need to get into making manifolds for volvo's....those guys pay 1500 or so for the cheapest one....

[DaveH]

Looks good, the 4 into 1 collector is cool.

[91nbtsi]

slowvo wrote:
dude...you guys really need to get into making manifolds for volvo's....those guys pay 1500 or so for the cheapest one....

Give us your car for a test dummy.

[RidinRails]

i dont know if coloration indicates a good weld...being its that color because of the heat....although the welds do look really good....either way once its on a running car the whole manifold will be that color anyways...

pretty nice mani's

[weshole]

pin wrote:
What do you think of this? http://www.industrialtool.com/walter-surfox.html

That looks good but it will all change back as soon as it gets hot. that was designed for use on Stainless that never sees exh temps.

[integra_gsr98]

Coloration of a weld is good. A weld with zero color or that looks black shows contamination of either material, filler, or the tungsten. Again, color = good.

[PSI2HI]

97slowgsx wrote:
i dont know if coloration indicates a good weld...being its that color because of the heat....

So glad people that have no idea or experience are commenting here, typical!

No color indiciates the weld was either welded to hot or has contamination in it. Heat is irrelevant to the coloration.

[RidinRails]

no experience ...hahahaha

coloration comes from clean, continuous welds...and if you continuously weld...it gets hot...which forms the color!

but what do i know about welding....

[Guest]

97slowgsx wrote:
i dont know if coloration indicates a good weld...being its that color because of the heat

97slowgsx wrote:
coloration comes from clean, continuous welds

Soooo...which is it John?

[RidinRails]

did you forget to read the second part of the 2nd quote there Chuck??? ...did you think i was contradicting myself????....because you forgot to read the 2nd part of what i said...

Here i will repost it for you....
"coloration comes from clean, continuous welds...and if you continuously weld...it gets hot...which forms the color!"

if coloration doesnt come from heat....where does it come from??? the metal...no...

[weshole]

Ok now kids, that's enough. This is the tech section. Let it stay that way please. Go play rough in the run your mouth section. That's a far bigger play ground.

And Nick, they look marvelous.

[Joel]

bad ass!

[fallguy]

Looks real nice! I wonder how one of those will look on a certain 2jz powered probe?

[integra_gsr98]

97slowgsx>

What have you tig welded with all of your experience then?

Just asking...