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    weld el size

    those that made thickwall tubular exhaust manifolds for the 8v head, what weld el size did you use?

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    Re: weld el size

    i have never made one for a td, but 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 is ushally what i use, i would imagine 1 1/4 woudl fit best on an 8v

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    Re: weld el size

    whats the inner diameter on those?

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    Re: weld el size

    ~ 1 3/8" ID

    heres a link just for info
    http://www.sdsefi.com/techheader.htm

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    Re: weld el size

    IIR I used 1-5/8" but it was thin wall tube, not weld els.

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    Re: weld el size

    yeah i was thinking of using the 1 1/2 which has a id of 1.5" or something like that.

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    Re: weld el size

    You want it to be as close of a match (cross sectional area) to the ports on the head. 1.5" ID was too small for my ports

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    Re: weld el size

    yeah I was going to go by the size of the gasket/port size if I make one.

    I cant decide. I either want:

    1. to get a ported head and mod my intake and exhaust manifolds and get a bigger turbo
    2. swap to a 16v head on my 2.5L with custom manifolds and bigger turbo
    3. swap in a neon 2.0L dohc again with custom manifolds and bigger turbo.

    so either way I am making manifolds and getting a bigger turbo.

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    Re: weld el size

    I would go with the 2.4 if you're going to swap in a whole engine. Should get more torque and I think the cams are about the same as the srt-4.

    Although maybe the 2.0 will rev higher? I'm not sure. I am putting a 2.4 in my 85 600ES convertible. That's gonna be a fun time. How's th V6 Reliant doin for you?

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    Re: weld el size

    i think the 2.4L head on 2.5L should be pretty easy (see my headgasket thread) so I might do that. i dunno lol.

    the v6 is good. all the interior needs to be put back together but it runs and rips all kinds of tire lol.

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