Header Flange Drawings available for download!
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The 1UZFE EGR Delete Kit is available for sale here.
The Files on Cadgrab for me didn't work out, though attached is hopefully what everyone wants.
There is some difference in what I have here and the measurements that ludsonline has above. the exhaust port has a 3mm dicrapancy, this may be due to the fact of using a 1.5mm wall tube. This is where I see most projects differing a little on tubing selection and if the head has been ported out or shrinking/expanind tube to fit here.
none of these measurements have been verified agents a head (my project to far away to be looking at exhaust ATM)
tom steele
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glad to see some one is not greedy thanks man for all the hard work putting these together then sharing them...
tom steele
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any info
you have any more info on turning mini mill into a servo drive unit? this sound right up my alley...lol
you have any more info on turning mini mill into a servo drive unit? this sound right up my alley...lol
em_knaps
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Hole size is 1.75 inch, perfect for 1.25 inch NB steam pipe type welding elbows.
perfect for turbo headers made from steam pipe.
this time its a LJ78 landcruiser that is getting boosted. my aim is to be able to do 4x4 heli's in a landcruiser. watch for a vid in about 6 months time.
perfect for turbo headers made from steam pipe.
this time its a LJ78 landcruiser that is getting boosted. my aim is to be able to do 4x4 heli's in a landcruiser. watch for a vid in about 6 months time.
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em_knaps
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The flanges are made from 1/2 inch mild steel.
I used these same flanges on my supra with 4 into 1 steam pipe manifolds and T3/T4 turbo"s with 38mm waste-gates and i have had no leaks with these flanges, I reused the 18yo MLS gaskets that my engine came with.
2 years and 2000ks that my supra has been running. Often driven like I stole it:
I used these same flanges on my supra with 4 into 1 steam pipe manifolds and T3/T4 turbo"s with 38mm waste-gates and i have had no leaks with these flanges, I reused the 18yo MLS gaskets that my engine came with.
2 years and 2000ks that my supra has been running. Often driven like I stole it:
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ludsonline
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This any good?
Quick google came up with https://grabcad.com/library/1uzfe-header-flange-1
Any watercutter should be able to use this and modify to whatever format needed. Not sure of accuracy
If this does not help, I can draw up and post
Any watercutter should be able to use this and modify to whatever format needed. Not sure of accuracy
If this does not help, I can draw up and post
What format are those in, Dave? If I could get this in AutoCAD or SolidWorks, I can try to start making the flange available at a real value again. I think David (Lextreme) has one left and that's it.
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Not sure on format of these. Didn't look too much.
I'll fire up a solid works machine tomorrow and check the file. There is some intake drawings on cad grab. Not sure on what series they are though. I'll look at these same time.
I see there is so much good info on this site though so many broken links. Has the site had data issues in the past?
Ill put up .dxf tomorrow or Monday.
I'll fire up a solid works machine tomorrow and check the file. There is some intake drawings on cad grab. Not sure on what series they are though. I'll look at these same time.
I see there is so much good info on this site though so many broken links. Has the site had data issues in the past?
Ill put up .dxf tomorrow or Monday.
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The Files on Cadgrab for me didn't work out, though attached is hopefully what everyone wants.
There is some difference in what I have here and the measurements that ludsonline has above. the exhaust port has a 3mm dicrapancy, this may be due to the fact of using a 1.5mm wall tube. This is where I see most projects differing a little on tubing selection and if the head has been ported out or shrinking/expanind tube to fit here.
none of these measurements have been verified agents a head (my project to far away to be looking at exhaust ATM)
