Swank Force One
Swank Force One MegaDork
6/4/15 1:04 p.m.

Hi all,

I'm looking for a CAD file for a 99-05 Miata intake manifold flange.

I can find a 94-97, but i'm coming up short so far on a 99-05. I'm sure it's out there, and i'll probably find it as soon as i post this, but maybe one of you crazy dudes has it just on their desktop for some reason.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Melvin
Melvin
11/9/20 7:13 p.m.

I doubt you still need this, but maybe there's someone who encountered this thread and was bummed to see that no one ended up finding one. To you (and anyone who is on this page after), if you still need one, shoot me an email @ ethanjvpb@gmail.com. I can't seem to figure out how to add the file here. Don't hesitate to email, I will respond I promise.

Funny story but I found this thread while looking for a 94-97 intake flange file. You say you found one, where?!?!? I'd love to get it.

Stampie (FS)
Stampie (FS) GRM+ Memberand MegaDork
11/9/20 7:26 p.m.

I emailed you. I'll try and get it up here for future searchers. 

akylekoz
akylekoz SuperDork
11/10/20 7:00 a.m.

Most CAD software can convert files to different types.  With a 3D step file or native cad you can make a print then make a PDF of it for all to see.

I can help if you only have a CAD file and want it translated.

This is the best way to make an adapter plate, overlay the two files, blow holes through and send it to the CNC or manual mill.  

Clearly this works the other way also, start with bolt pattern prints, develop a model then cut it.  I made some stupid bolt patters adapters this way.

Oops this pertains to the bolt pattern thread.  Sorry, no intake cad here.

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