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Do you happen to have a photo of the installation George ??
-- Kelly Troyer Dyke Delta/13B/RD1C/EC2
-------------- Original message from George Graham <rx7ez@yahoo.com>: --------------
> > I made a nice intake manifold, that is still working well after > almost seven years. > > I started with a three inch square aluminum tube, 1/8 inch > thick, > about one foot long. > > I cut the holes to match the engine intake ports, and the > carb base on the top. One of the mount holes goes through the > square tubing, the other three bolts just clear the outside > edges. > > I filled the tube with urethane foam insulation board, two > pieces > one, one inch thick, the other two. I then carved the ports and > runners in the foam, and glassed them with two plies. The foam > supported runners then slide in the end of the support tube, > and I sealed the ends (I used fiberglass, but aluminum would > work better). > > I did reinforce my carb flange studs, with 1/2 inch wide by 1/8 > inch thick steel strips, which were tapped for the studs. > > I worried about the exhaust being too close to the intake > for fiberglass alone. > > I have plenty of that tubing, if anyone wants any. > > George Graham > Mazda Rx7ez N4449E > Homepage
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