Yes. If possible, put an 0-ring in the mating surface. A normal Vband is not pressure tight.
Started building my first set of twins
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Yes. If possible, put an 0-ring in the mating surface. A normal Vband is not pressure tight.
disaapointed....
thought you where twining your van when i opened this...
other then that looks great
thought you where twining your van when i opened this...
other then that looks great
C'mon Verlon. It's my first time doing this. Cut a guy some slack! Besides, I know how long some of the professionals take to fab a custom set of twins...That's all you got done in one day. :roflmao: Season opener is in 2 months. :woott: Get a move on.
oke:It's an aftermarket cowl hood that has some sort of air intake thing built into it.
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Looks great! I love seeing people home build kits. Can't wait til I get to build a twin kit for the SS... Tim.... cough cough cough
Nice tranny tools on the wall they look like my hoemade ones
Hope you don't use the transgel for the same thing mike does :sheephump: haha J/K
Hope you don't use the transgel for the same thing mike does :sheephump: haha J/K
I wanted to make sure it would hold up this heavy turbo. I used 3 points of attachment for the brace. There is the spot on the block in front of the motor mount, the brace that runs to the accessory mount that you can see in the 4th picture, and a tube that runs over to the bracket the factory fuel filter used to bolt to can be seen in a few of the pictures. I used 1 1/4" 11 gauge square tubing and 1/2" x 1 1/2" strap for the center mount flange and the bracket for the fuel filter brace. The brace that runs to the accessory mount is 1/4" x 1" strap. It is really solid.
