Post pictures of your manifold bracing!
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Post pictures of your manifold bracing!
Looking for some idea's for some bracing on a front facing manifold. In my searches I've only been able to find one picture of a manifold brace. Looking for ideas from anyone else that has one installed. Thanks!
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You don't really want to "brace" it; but just support it with a rod end/heim joint if that makes sense. Can't just slap a rod end on there and call it good; gotta anticipate the direction of the movement with the heat cycles. I have a GTX45R hanging off a stainless 16 gauge tubular manifold with no issues
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You don't really want to "brace" it; but just support it with a rod end/heim joint if that makes sense. Can't just slap a rod end on there and call it good; gotta anticipate the direction of the movement with the heat cycles. I have a GTX45R hanging off a stainless 16 gauge tubular manifold with no issues
Last edited by Charper732; 06-08-2017 at 11:33 AM.
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I had started fabricating one last week. It's somewhat similar to yours but the angle of my turbo off the manifold in relation to the motor makes it difficult as it would pull the brace in a weird direction. I'm trying to figure out a brace point on the left side of the engine. I already have the spherical rod ends. My manifold produces intense harmonics in the 2k rev range so i need to try and do something as im afraid of the manifold cracking
I have a Sheepey v-band manifold and have the same issue of crazy harmonics at around 2600rpm. It vibrates so much it causes my BB turbo to make a weird noise haha (Precision said turbo is perfect when inspected). I am curious to see what you come up with as I have not been able to figure it out.
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Im making a solid manifold to block brace. i dont see how allowing the manifold to vibrate at a difference resonance then the block is good. with a solid brace it all shakes together
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