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Old 05-01-05, 07:32 PM   #1
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Homebrew turbo manifold

What I did this weekend.

I'm missing 2-1.5" 90s to finish the job.
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Old 05-01-05, 07:39 PM   #2
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you look like you are having fun...
is that the 3B or for the 3B II?
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Old 05-01-05, 07:41 PM   #3
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Its for my 3B but it might end up on Charla's 3B.


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i though Charlas was a 3B II?
i will have to stop by and take a closer look...
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Looks very nice, but I'm not sure its BEEFY enough???


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Old 05-01-05, 09:32 PM   #6
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Nice......

Is the flange heavey enough to prevent warping when welding?

One guy made a plate 1 inch thick to bolt up his flange prior to welding to keep it from deforming.

Guessing your are stick welding it also?


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Nice......

Is the flange heavey enough to prevent warping when welding?

One guy made a plate 1 inch thick to bolt up his flange prior to welding to keep it from deforming.

Why not just take it to a machine shop and have them check and mill it if necessary?


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Old 05-01-05, 11:30 PM   #8
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i though Charlas was a 3B II?
i will have to stop by and take a closer look...
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Naw, Charla's was one of the first BJ73s off the line. Oct 84

3BII started in Oct 88?


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Its not a lot heavier than the factory 13BT one that's kicking around here. I likley would have gone with 3/8s but the 1/2 was sitting in the metal bin. I bolted it to an old head when I welded it and that limited the movement. The big thing is vibration, its a heavy turbo that's hanging off the side of a four cylender ciesel. Its gonna shake a lot.


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would it be for an old chrysler turbo? Start doing a few and you have a business. I am sure many of us would pick them up. Head to the wreckers get a bunch of turbos, rebuild them, provide the fittins and hoses. Ya it might be a good side thing.


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for about $50 you can get the fisihed pieced planed flat at the local machine shop.
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Well, I'm inspired. I was just gonna flip my manifold but that looks like something I can maybe handle. What have you got into it for material costs? Did you mig weld that? Can you give us a breakdown of what you used and where you where you got it? Sorry for the heap of questions but like I said, I'm inspired!

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I have about 12 hours into it

2 - 1.5" weld 90s (about $5 each)
2 - 1.5" weld Ts
1 - 2" weld 90
4" x16"? (didn't measure) x 1/2" hot rolled... would be better if it was 3/8" cold rolled
4"x4" x1/2" cold rolled for the turbo flange
A few scraps of 1/4" to fill the funnel to the turbo flange

It is designed for the Garret T-03 that comes on the Chrysler products but we have a source for brand new turbos (same spec) at a good price so I'm undecided if I'll spend a day at the wrecker pulling one or just pay the extra $400 for a new one.


Yes I used the little mig. (Miller 135) Figured to go back and reweld with the big mig (Miller CP-200)but it wasn't necessary.

Marc Ritchie is talking about having the plates water jet cut. This will save a bunch of time and we could sell everything as a kit. Let's wait and see if it all fit under the hood.

It takes a bit of time to port match everything, but I'm surprised how little. I'm sure I could do it again in about 8 hours.


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Well done, I think most guys have had good luck with a bigger mig if you preheat the material a bit before welding.


Thats a smoking good deal for a new turbo, why pull a junkyard dog at that price.


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Marc Ritchie is talking about having the plates water jet cut. .
i can safely say i wasn't impressed with the water jet. too many times they messed up and when it was finally done it still wasn't fantastic, acceptable but not fantastic...
and not cheap either...
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How about that electronic machine shop from one of the lists a couple years ago?
http://www.emachineshop.com/
Might be worth a shot. I remember trying the CAD interface, it wasn't too bad.


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