Thanks Dougal. I cut up a Mazda speed6 intercooler that I had in spare parts to make my creation. The turbo side was constructed first and I recycled the tank end cap thinking it was easier than fabricating the whole end tank. After fabricating the dual outlet end tank from scratch I wish I would have done the same on the turbo side. I could have made a longer radius entry and smoother path before entry into the charge cooler.Great concept. I think you could make some flow improvements on the intercooler turbo side. But the rest looks great.
Using sheet aluminum and a few purchased fittings it was easier to fabricate exactly what I wanted on the outlet side vs recycling the existing pieces that I had butchered off the intercooler.
I only have simple shop tools and I had someone else weld it up.
On a little different note....
Working with limited tools is always fun. I couldn,t justify buying a beading tool to make two or three pipes ... I googled beading and found this simple idea. Grind up a pair of butt connector crimping pliers and a with a little practice its fairly easy to make functional beads.
Cheers
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