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  • just reread this thread and caught up since joining.

    what you do is really inspiring man. i'm just starting out with fab work on my Z32 and stuff like this gives me something to aspire to.

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    • Originally posted by EasySpeed*Inc View Post
      Love unnecessary detail.
      I can totally relate to that!

      Love the unnecessary detail you got going on here!
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      • A little bit of a random update

        Found some way back in the day pics of when I pulled the N/A engine out and bought a wrecked donor

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        This thing got rocked hard

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        Mmmm brown and tan interior just wonderful...

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        Back when I was like "what ever high school you suck"

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        Day dreaming about all the people making fun of my red valve covers

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        "Sup bae wanna come over", "No"

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        Right here I am like "fuck ya!"

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        Its in this exact moment I realized I accidentally put the old N/A motor back in

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        Wish I had more pics of all the work but I really didn't care to document back then, and yes these were all taken on a disposable camera


        Anyways back to the cool stuff, I never posted the charge tubing brace all finished and welded

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        Drivers side had a little bit of a change but nothing to noticeable

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        I also finished the catch can brace

        Thread setters are genius little tools

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        you drill a hole for the appropriate thread insert and set the tool into position squeeze the handle and just like that you have an instant anchor anywhere you please

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        Machined / threaded some brass hex bar stock, turned some 1" aluminum bar and utilized some 1/4" stainless rod

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        On to the venturi system

        Here is the -an lines for the valve covers run, the lower red fittings are -10 and these will be the venturi ports

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        The business end of the venturi

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        Bung hole to be welded

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        Bung hole, hole

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        Final resting place

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        Last edited by EasySpeed*Inc; 11-09-2014, 05:24 PM.
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        • so that is going to create vacuum from the exhaust? not to sure what a Venturi system is
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          • I absolutely love your fabrication work every time I see this=) Nutserts/rivnuts are incredible. I used them on parts of my compact.
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            • Originally posted by meech View Post
              so that is going to create vacuum from the exhaust? not to sure what a Venturi system is
              Basically it creates a vacuum on the internals of the engine through the valve cover pcv ports, reduces positive crankcase pressure and can give a bit of a power increase but nothing worth writing home about.
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              • Originally posted by Earl View Post
                I absolutely love your fabrication work every time I see this=) Nutserts/rivnuts are incredible. I used them on parts of my compact.
                I think I like tools just as much if not more than cars.
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                • Everytime I see an update our your thread I must admit I get a little excited
                  "What awesome idea has hes constructed this time!"

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                  • With great heat comes great heat responsibilities, so I am making a heat shield

                    Starting with the mounting points on the crossover tube

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                    This is kind of a specific problem solver but if you don't have a 4 jaw chuck and find yourself needing to chuck a piece of 3/8" stainless square stock then a cheap deep socket will be all you need

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                    Obviously it has many limits and is nothing more than a quick fix but dammit it worked flawlessly

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                    I simply needed a hole

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                    Threaded the squares

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                    Clamped these little guys to the crossover tube and weld

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                    Stop reading this and buy these Kant Twist clamps right now, by far the most used tool next to my own hands, yes they are expensive and no do not buy cheap ones, you can thank me later when you are surrounded by ladies that heard you bought them

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                    Sheet of .065 aluminum I will be using to cut the necessary pieces

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                    Holding in this old school vise to square up sides and deburr

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                    Also buy one of these if you can, they are cheap and built to last forever apparently since mine is at the very least a 100 years old

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                    One of many peices

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                    Round stock of delrin to create the bend

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                    Now repeat a bunch of times and you get this weird looking creature

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                    If your phobic of centipedes then you will **** this

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                    A little bit of elbow grease and scuff pad

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                    Rivets!!

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                    Reminds me of a suit of armor and thats kind of where I got the idea

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                    That is how you make a centipede/armor/heat shield, it will known as the Heat Armorpede
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                    • Pure Awesomeness dude
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                      • As someone who is not particularly gifted with fabrication, I am awestruck by your work every time. Keep up the stellar work!
                        My Build:

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                        • OMG that is so kool!!! Every update one-ups the last!!!
                          -Christian.

                          '91 318iS AW2/blk slow garage queen/build...
                          '02 ///M3 carbonschwartz 6MT daily beast
                          '37 Chevy pickup-garagequeen...

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                          • centipedes, pie cuts and that turbo set up is cool

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                            • Not sure how I missed this before! Great job, love your attention to the little details, sub'd for more!
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                              • Now not so sure anymore what the meaning is of me living in this world. Stunning.
                                Last edited by loekaaz; 12-22-2014, 11:47 AM.
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                                High 21! It's like a high 5 but includes both hands, both feet and a boner.

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