Inake for Ca18det

GGary5704 Jun 2007, 15:35

That is HUGE money. I would rather make one, would look better as well.

vveecee04 Jun 2007, 15:59

so put your welder where your mouth is and make some and then sell them here!!!

it does look very yummy, and i immediately thought of putting individual throttles on there when i saw it. hotcakes!

GGary5704 Jun 2007, 16:08

I havent had time to fit my FMIC yet cause I use my car everyday, so I definately dont have time to make a manifold. If you have a spare laying around somewhere I could use that for measurements and stuff, and could still drive my car everyday.

vveecee04 Jun 2007, 16:14

hmmm... i know of someone who has a couple of manifolds lying around (vlade), and i could organise to get measurements...

but you all know how long that would take!!!

GGary5704 Jun 2007, 16:15

but you all know how long that would take!!!

Well Ill get back to you in a year or so then...

vveecee04 Jun 2007, 16:18

yeah dont hold your breath!

TThe Calibrator04 Jun 2007, 16:22

By the way I have recently aquired Autocad and taught myself to use it.
I have been designing all kinds of deviousness regarding intake manifolds and plenum chambers for cars I am busy with.

If u are serious I can look at doing something but to insure yr seriousness I will require a substantial deposit.

T6 ally and stuff isnt cheap 🙂

GGary5704 Jun 2007, 16:27

Try get your hands on CATIA, it has substance flows and stuff. So you can draw the manifold in 3D then flow, water, air, whatever through it and see it losses.

TThe Calibrator04 Jun 2007, 20:29

After 6 years on a flowbench I am a expert at predicting flows 🙂

Ok Ok Ok I have somewhat of an understanding after 6 years on a flowbench 🙂

Doubt I will be investing in any other software for a while. Betwwen Flash 8 and Autocad I have my hands full at the moment

GGary5705 Jun 2007, 08:26

What AutoCAD you got?? Did you buy it or get your hands on it???

vveecee05 Jun 2007, 09:49

i reckon, with his comments about needing substantial deposits and having his hands full, and "all" the cars in his workshop, he bought it.

that would be the "right" way to do things!

jjap spec07 Jun 2007, 15:41

I have a greddy one....makes its power from mid to top...bigger throttle helps with bottom end response

wwww.MotorCade.co.za07 Jun 2007, 15:43

Those plendium intakes works nice, yeah the GReddy is good one to concider.

PPhinx07 Jun 2007, 16:23

Do you have a Pic of the greedy on for the Ca18det?

because I didn't know they made and cant find any info

jjap spec07 Jun 2007, 16:33

Sorry man, its SR20.....

wwww.MotorCade.co.za07 Jun 2007, 17:00

Phinx wrote:

Do you have a Pic of the greedy on for the Ca18det?

because I didn't know they made and cant find any info

I saw one online the other day, can't remember if its a geniun one though, but I though of bringing some in but the S13 guys are usually not willing to pay, so its nt woth bringing it in.

jjap spec07 Jun 2007, 17:07

thats what i think the problem is...Rezlo apparently doesnt deal with the 200sx club anymore....I just think the guys are like anyone else....they keen for the stuff but when they hear the price, it just becomes impossible...S13 owners are normally associated with not having much money or not spending alot...I mean teh bottom line is that they are cheap cars generally....but the parts that go with them are definantly not...

DDanielmoderator07 Jun 2007, 17:40

Could everyone please stop picking on us broke S13 owners!!! 😳

WWarrenS1307 Jun 2007, 17:49

Daniel wrote:

Could everyone please stop picking on us broke S13 owners!!! 😳

Agreed 😢

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