In reply to AngryCorvair:
You know, just this morning I was lamenting the lack of smack-talking hand model motivation in my thread...Welcome!
In reply to AngryCorvair:
You know, just this morning I was lamenting the lack of smack-talking hand model motivation in my thread...Welcome!
wvumtnbkr said:Then, just run a rotary muffler to keep it a bit quieter.
Hahahahah that's great! I have to remember that line.
I just realized what the exhaust is doing. Can you flip the manifolds like that simply by installing them on opposite sides? Or was there more modification involved?
maschinenbau said:I just realized what the exhaust is doing. Can you flip the manifolds like that simply by installing them on opposite sides? Or was there more modification involved?
I know on a 302 you can (had to do it). But to me those just look flipped, not swapped side to side since the collector points 'up' a bit.
In reply to Robbie & maschinenbau :
The exhaust ports and bolt pattern on these heads are symmetrical so yeah these are only flipped, and not swapped side for side
Buried back in the thread you can find that there were clearance issues on both sides with the manifolds in this orientation. Nothing is insurmountable with proper tools.
Woooooo boy now that's an exhaust! Can't wait to hear this next month. May your next 31 days be blessed with forward and triumphant progress.
java230 said:
I'm interested in how much difference the helmholtz resonator makes!
slowbird said:I don't understand it, but I like it.
There are maths involved with this type of resonator. I didn't do any maths; it's shiny, so we kept it.
gumby said:java230 said:
I'm interested in how much difference the helmholtz resonator makes!
slowbird said:I don't understand it, but I like it.
There are maths involved with this type of resonator. I didn't do any maths; it's shiny, so we kept it.
Well know fact: shiny helps the Helmholtzs resonate.
The math is trivial once you realize it's basically just a 4-d turbo encabulator, but with a reversible Tremie pipe and, obviously in this case, a fixed dingle arm.
In reply to paddygarcia :
Watch out for the spurving bearings though. If the pre-famulated amulite base starts side-fumbling, you're really hosed.
paddygarcia said:gumby said:java230 said:
I'm interested in how much difference the helmholtz resonator makes!
slowbird said:I don't understand it, but I like it.
There are maths involved with this type of resonator. I didn't do any maths; it's shiny, so we kept it.
Well know fact: shiny helps the Helmholtzs resonate.
The math is trivial once you realize it's basically just a 4-d turbo encabulator, but with a reversible Tremie pipe and, obviously in this case, a fixed dingle arm.
Making notes for this.... apparently the presentation has been delegated to me.
In reply to bobzilla :
FACTS!
We took a vote and everything. Completely fair and unbiased. Just like on Grand Tour
Patrick (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to gumby :
Dress bob like May because you just Jamesed him
May happens to be my favorite, and also this is a pretty good concour theme of you don't yet have one.
Today actually felt like progress. We used the F word, honestly, for a couple systems; finished.
Fuel pump driver module - done
Most of the wiring harness is loomed and tucked
Coolant hoses - done
Trans cooler and lines - done
Exhaust hangers - done
And got the shifter mounted enough to fit and adjust the cable
Needs more intercooler.
Also, if bob is gonna be James, I'll volunteer to send out a wig. For authenticity. And a floral shirt if I can find one.
gumby said:Today actually felt like progress. We used the F word, honestly, for a couple systems; finished.
Fuel pump driver module - done
I spy giggle gas
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