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[02vwgolf]

These are all incredible:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[angrymadeJESSE]

Faaarreeeaaakkkkin amazing!!!!!!!

 

[69stibug]

Very nice


It's not how we fall which defines us but how we rise after falling

 

[Jetta603]

wow amazing. Parts look incredible

 

[20v_boost]

Lots of bad-ass welding here. How 'bout some CNC action?

Intake flange on CNC

Finished intake flange

Here's a water flange:
Printed part for test fitting

Billet machined part (5 axis, 2 setups)

Polished

Anodized

Installed

-Alex

 

[Bazmcc]

Billet machined part (5 axis, 2 setups)

Nice piece of kit. Would this be commercially available? I'm rebuilding a 16v at the minute and I've already had to buy a new plastic one but I'm thinking metal would be more futureproof.

 

[20v_boost]

I doubt anyone would pay what it would cost to make these like I did. A better way would be to machine the flange and weld the rest together. Either way it would be close to a hundred bucks. The plastic one is $8.

-Alex

 

[sdezego]

I doubt anyone would pay what it would cost to make these like I did. A better way would be to machine the flange and weld the rest together. Either way it would be close to a hundred bucks. The plastic one is $8.

-Alex

Easier way, not better.

I would pay 100 for that work of art. Seriously! Don't underestimate the price some people would pay to do things right. You should see what it would take to produce a batch of them, then talk to James aka Dogger at Spoonfed Tuning to market these properly here on the tex.

Nice freaking work!

:beer::beer:

 

[sdezego]

Someone knows how to do **** right :thumbup:

 

[Bazmcc]

Easier way, not better.

I would pay 100 for that work of art. Seriously! Don't underestimate the price some people would pay to do things right. You should see what it would take to produce a batch of them, then talk to James aka Dogger at Spoonfed Tuning to market these properly here on the tex.

Nice freaking work!

:beer::beer:

I think it would be interesting to simplify the design of them slightly and I think they be worth producing. Yes $100 may seem expensive but to be honest, I think if they could be made for about maybe $60 you'd be able to sell plenty. I wouldn't hesitate to pay for one.

 

[Stangy]

This might fit..:snowcool:

2007/2008 CBR600RR Exhaust Build:
Myself and another memeber put this bad boy together a while back for my 2007 cbr600rr race bike- thought i would post it up! My buddy is the welding master, i am simply the sherpa! :laugh:

Exhaust is SS steel with 4-1 header and 2.5" after collector with V-Band connection (yes on a bike haha). We also made CNC machined header clips (hold header to engine).This was matted to a 2.5" two borthers exhaust. Simply a for fun test go at an exahust build. Made less power down low and moved the power band way high- gained few WHP after 9000rpm. Ended up taking it off and running a two borthers header back as it yeilded better mid range which is what i needed. Never the less...and amazing build and learning experience.

Custom 4-1 Collector:

Jig:

Sooo Fresh and Sooo Clean:

Up Pipe:

Done!:

On Bike:

Comments are welcome!:laugh:

 

[20v_boost]

So you guys got me thinking about that water flange. The one I made does not replace stock, it takes a different path to go around the tensioner. I'm guessing that most people would want to customize theirs too so this is what I came up with. You buy the flange and weld on your own pipes, AN connectors, whatever you need. The flange costs much less to machine than the whole part and can probably sell for $50. Would there be any real interest in this?

-Alex

PS. sweet collector on that bike exhaust. I once welded up a collector but I'm too embarrassed to show pictures of it