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  • Aluminum Velocity Stacks

    Our engineers are incredibly talented. They can take a solid block of anything and, using nothing but their imagination, AutoCAD and some engineering knowhow, turn that block of anything into a very serious something.

    In that vein, Eastway’s been hard at work perfecting a new velocity stack we’ve engineered. Coming from a single blank block of aluminum, these velocity stacks were engineered to provide the maximum amount of smooth airflow into each individual intake. We’re going to be anodizing them, as well, once we’ve completed our first set.

    We’re not going to divulge exactly which vehicle or vehicles these new aluminum stacks will be applied to, but as time goes on we’ll be willing to open up just a bit more. For now, here are some shots of the first velocity stack, which we finished at the end of last week:





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    Originally posted by Oxer
    I'm pretty sure I will molest any exhaust systems you leave lying around

  • #2
    This gets my rocks off. Using inventor I assume? Ansys? Or some other finite element analysis tool?

    Mr. Belvedere

    I want to buy your single 4x100 Ronal Racing center

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    • #3
      Oh man... I think I have a fetish for ITBs...I almost wish I didn't havea turbo, just so that I could have some beautiful ITB's and stacks

      -Justin
      1987 Chrysler Conquest TSi

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      • #4
        really quality work right there.
        -Instagram@jdjurhuus
        Stretchsaurus and Pokemon.

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        • #5
          hot damn, billet shit....are they going to be welded into an intake mani or run by themselves?

          some swedish brothers (go figure) on the volvo forum actually machined a form to press aluminum tube into stack on....

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          • #6
            Originally posted by TheNeek View Post
            This gets my rocks off. Using inventor I assume? Ansys? Or some other finite element analysis tool?
            It's a mixture of the built-in tools on SolidWorks and Eastway's own brain.

            Originally posted by rvolvor View Post
            hot damn, billet shit....are they going to be welded into an intake mani or run by themselves?
            They're going to be individual, no welding required

            www.fluidmotorunion.com
            www.stanceworks.com



            Originally posted by Oxer
            I'm pretty sure I will molest any exhaust systems you leave lying around

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            • #7
              SolidWorks FTMFW!

              Looking epic as usual.
              Originally posted by anth
              Lucky they didn't come into your house and disrespect your whole family.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Oxer View Post
                SolidWorks FTMFW!

                Looking epic as usual.
                You're too flattering, Oxer.

                You should ask us out on a date.

                Teaser: We'd say yes. And we put out.

                www.fluidmotorunion.com
                www.stanceworks.com



                Originally posted by Oxer
                I'm pretty sure I will molest any exhaust systems you leave lying around

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by da3bous
                  I want you to photoshop a giant penis down the side of my car

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                  • #10
                    Sweet... makes my life that much easier...

                    But only if you love me in the morning.
                    Originally posted by anth
                    Lucky they didn't come into your house and disrespect your whole family.

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                    • #11
                      Fantastic. Can't wait to see what you put these on and teh gains.

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