ATT Camaro_d_header man ! :-)~
I get the same answer every week I call. And this is rreminding me og the movie "The Money Pit" Kinda an oxymoron "3 weeks"... i am getting sick of this too guys. I want to install these damn things on my car and can't untill I get a few reproduced.
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Car: 2005 BMW 545i
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hey camaro d hunter think I might be able to get you to make me a set of headers and pipes for the rx7?
and you are getting a mandrel bend that can handle a 2-2 1/2 pipe?
and you are getting a mandrel bend that can handle a 2-2 1/2 pipe?
Originally posted by rx7speed
hey camaro d hunter think I might be able to get you to make me a set of headers and pipes for the rx7?
and you are getting a mandrel bend that can handle a 2-2 1/2 pipe?
hey camaro d hunter think I might be able to get you to make me a set of headers and pipes for the rx7?
and you are getting a mandrel bend that can handle a 2-2 1/2 pipe?
Dead thanks for hangin in there man. And I do rip them every week that I call for an update, maybe thats why I am still wainting. Hmm Maybe I should stop doing that....
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are they the only company that makes the die? have you paid for the die yet? find another company, even if it costs more, tell them that you tried ordering from company X, they had no cusstomer service or clue as to when they would rovide the item. Ask if they can accomidate you for a comparable price on the die. They may just gain a customer for more than just that 1 piece.
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are they the only company that makes the die? have you paid for the die yet? find another company, even if it costs more, tell them that you tried ordering from company X, they had no cusstomer service or clue as to when they would rovide the item. Ask if they can accomidate you for a comparable price on the die. They may just gain a customer for more than just that 1 piece.
are they the only company that makes the die? have you paid for the die yet? find another company, even if it costs more, tell them that you tried ordering from company X, they had no cusstomer service or clue as to when they would rovide the item. Ask if they can accomidate you for a comparable price on the die. They may just gain a customer for more than just that 1 piece.
I mean imagine how many sets I coulda had out by now? 15-20 maybe? That's good for you guys cause you get the headers and for me the main reason why I decided to do this the $$$ to be made. At least I'm honest about that. SO this company has cost me $$$ cause I am waiting on their slow a$$es to get me this damn die!. Sorry venting now....
I am sick of these people. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Anyway I(we actually) have been patient this long, and I WILL get the die as it is already paid for so......... it's a waiting game as it's always been.
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how bout something like this?
only a 2 inch OD pipe but needs to be mandrel bent and have a thick *** flange which if you need I can get to you
damn 2 inch od pipe for my headers on a 80cid motor
still think that is HUGE
only a 2 inch OD pipe but needs to be mandrel bent and have a thick *** flange which if you need I can get to you
damn 2 inch od pipe for my headers on a 80cid motor
still think that is HUGE
Originally posted by rx7speed
how bout something like this?
only a 2 inch OD pipe but needs to be mandrel bent and have a thick *** flange which if you need I can get to you
damn 2 inch od pipe for my headers on a 80cid motor
still think that is HUGE
how bout something like this?
only a 2 inch OD pipe but needs to be mandrel bent and have a thick *** flange which if you need I can get to you
damn 2 inch od pipe for my headers on a 80cid motor
still think that is HUGE
I need 90* refrence, to get the angles on the flanges and such, Can the tubes be run Side by side? or do they HAVE to be apart for clearance reasons? Anyway, after I get the Die(s) I will ask again. Or just 'mail it to me. Addys' in the profile.
Eventually I would like to even make STB that will fit for sure and can be adjustable even, but yet like many of the projects I am taking on will be a while.(sooner then some of the others for its ease of designing/building) but a while none the less.
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I can get most the specs on what to do with them
just curious what is the thickness of pipe you would use
wankels have a lot of heat that go through them (hence I spit flames out my **** when I shift) and so need something that will not warp
the flange alone is about 1/2-3/4 inch in thickness
as for running them together sure you can do it the only reason they didn't is to get runners the same size
how much would you plan on chargin for these?
just curious what is the thickness of pipe you would use
wankels have a lot of heat that go through them (hence I spit flames out my **** when I shift) and so need something that will not warp
the flange alone is about 1/2-3/4 inch in thickness
as for running them together sure you can do it the only reason they didn't is to get runners the same size
how much would you plan on chargin for these?
good G O D 3/4 flanges! Man they MUST HAVE A *HIT LOAD OF HEAT!. but the tubing itself will be (if you want the same type of metal as the headers for the third) are 1/16" thick. How thick are those? Or does it even say?
As far a a price... Dunno. Depends on the cost of the metal you want to use. For the 3rd gen headers I am using a steel alloy that I can get for around a buck a foot. If you want the stainless steel like the pic its closer to 4-5 a foot maybe more depending on the thickness(guage).
Is this a stock type "header" that I can get from a junk yard to use as a "mold" kinda or is that a custom jobbie?
As far a a price... Dunno. Depends on the cost of the metal you want to use. For the 3rd gen headers I am using a steel alloy that I can get for around a buck a foot. If you want the stainless steel like the pic its closer to 4-5 a foot maybe more depending on the thickness(guage).
Is this a stock type "header" that I can get from a junk yard to use as a "mold" kinda or is that a custom jobbie?
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ah crap the devils number on my post count right now
but it is not a stock type header. lol that thing is fugly.
double checked the flange and it is half inch. though the exhuast temps on these cars can reach 1200*+ that is why it is nice and thick
as for the tubing they use mild steel with a .125" thickness
still need to take a look at the car though and figure out how to make it fit, since I want to make a few changes to the one that you saw in that picture, like moving the 90* bend a little further from the exhaust port, as well as try to figure out how to make the whole system with as few of bends as I can manage
but it is not a stock type header. lol that thing is fugly.
double checked the flange and it is half inch. though the exhuast temps on these cars can reach 1200*+ that is why it is nice and thick
as for the tubing they use mild steel with a .125" thickness
still need to take a look at the car though and figure out how to make it fit, since I want to make a few changes to the one that you saw in that picture, like moving the 90* bend a little further from the exhaust port, as well as try to figure out how to make the whole system with as few of bends as I can manage
Thats cool. The 1/16" translates into .068? I think, so the tubing that I am using for the F-Body headers would not work probly. I deal alot with Aircraft Spruce (www.AircraftSpruce.com) they have tubing. You could go there to see what kind, sizes you want to use, then I could order that to use.
Ok Question, the "stock" pipe fills the same area, and deminsions right? Could I use that as a rough model? or would it just be way off?. If I could get the "stock" pipe and lay the tubing beside to get the same movements/transitions it should work right? Then I could just have the 2 tubes run side by side with bars welded to them to give support.
Does this sound doable? Again this is still waiting on the the die to arrive for the 3rds first, then after some of those get sold I would have the money for this one off tube(your lucky I am wanting to do stuff with 2" later) or I could not justify spending $250 to make these probable 70ish setup.... LOL Joking...
Ok Question, the "stock" pipe fills the same area, and deminsions right? Could I use that as a rough model? or would it just be way off?. If I could get the "stock" pipe and lay the tubing beside to get the same movements/transitions it should work right? Then I could just have the 2 tubes run side by side with bars welded to them to give support.
Does this sound doable? Again this is still waiting on the the die to arrive for the 3rds first, then after some of those get sold I would have the money for this one off tube(your lucky I am wanting to do stuff with 2" later) or I could not justify spending $250 to make these probable 70ish setup.... LOL Joking...
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and you guys think your exhaust sux
this thing is made to hold the exhaust gas in there
it for the most part is something with to HUGE holes that go into a big open chamber like a plenum and this way the exhaust will stay in there for a moment and have a little longer to burn before it goes out the exhaust pipe
then to top it off stock there are three cats that are after this
and hey I am sure that I couldget you some more rx-7 ppl that would buy this if this works out well.
still need to take a look at the car though cause I still want to do a one off from what the racingbeat one is
just hope I can figure out how to get it all to work
this thing is made to hold the exhaust gas in there
it for the most part is something with to HUGE holes that go into a big open chamber like a plenum and this way the exhaust will stay in there for a moment and have a little longer to burn before it goes out the exhaust pipe
then to top it off stock there are three cats that are after this
and hey I am sure that I couldget you some more rx-7 ppl that would buy this if this works out well.
still need to take a look at the car though cause I still want to do a one off from what the racingbeat one is
just hope I can figure out how to get it all to work
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just to give you an idea of size there
the hole that you see ( two of them) are 2 - 2 1/2 inches
these come of the block itself
hehe
about the same size as the collector on a v8 motor
whole thing is about a foot or longer and about 4-6 inches high
huge is all I have to say
the hole that you see ( two of them) are 2 - 2 1/2 inches
these come of the block itself
hehe
about the same size as the collector on a v8 motor

whole thing is about a foot or longer and about 4-6 inches high
huge is all I have to say
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oh yeah the temp I was talking about was wrong
on a EGT it would not be a shock to hit 1800*
that is about normal temps on a N/A about 6-18 inches away from the exhaust port
that is why they need the thick flange
and why my **** can spit flames
on a EGT it would not be a shock to hit 1800*
that is about normal temps on a N/A about 6-18 inches away from the exhaust port
that is why they need the thick flange
and why my **** can spit flames
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well for just the manifold about 23lbs
the main can is also about 21 lbs
then the 2 pre cats put it about 15 lbs
reason they have three cats is for cold start
the other two are right there at the exit of the exhaust manifold
they are all gone and instead using this header
but would rather go with a true dual setup rather then a 2>1
if I just had the money to swap out my drivetrain and rebuild my turbo motor
the main can is also about 21 lbs
then the 2 pre cats put it about 15 lbs
reason they have three cats is for cold start
the other two are right there at the exit of the exhaust manifold
they are all gone and instead using this header
but would rather go with a true dual setup rather then a 2>1
if I just had the money to swap out my drivetrain and rebuild my turbo motor
Originally posted by rx7speed
well for just the manifold about 23lbs
the main can is also about 21 lbs
then the 2 pre cats put it about 15 lbs
reason they have three cats is for cold start
the other two are right there at the exit of the exhaust manifold
they are all gone and instead using this header
but would rather go with a true dual setup rather then a 2>1
if I just had the money to swap out my drivetrain and rebuild my turbo motor
well for just the manifold about 23lbs
the main can is also about 21 lbs
then the 2 pre cats put it about 15 lbs
reason they have three cats is for cold start
the other two are right there at the exit of the exhaust manifold
they are all gone and instead using this header
but would rather go with a true dual setup rather then a 2>1
if I just had the money to swap out my drivetrain and rebuild my turbo motor
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problem with that part is it would not be near to what I am looking for at all
hehe I just have to make things fun
though that part can be found at a local junkyard that has an rx-7 there
I still need to get off my lazy *** and diagram the whole thing out.
but the pipes when they come off the header I am going to try to let go out a little bit further before they turn since there is a low of velocity in the exhaust and this way rather then put a sharp bend I can maybe keep it moving fast and get a nice low pressure zone behind it
sorry I know this is sounding like a pita
but I think we can make it work
hehe I just have to make things fun

though that part can be found at a local junkyard that has an rx-7 there
I still need to get off my lazy *** and diagram the whole thing out.
but the pipes when they come off the header I am going to try to let go out a little bit further before they turn since there is a low of velocity in the exhaust and this way rather then put a sharp bend I can maybe keep it moving fast and get a nice low pressure zone behind it
sorry I know this is sounding like a pita
but I think we can make it work
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