Clydesdale
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I have an issue with an exhaust leak, it is the collector pipe, the one that the manifold , pass bank, bolts too on one side, and the crossover pipe bolts too on a second side, then it shoots right up into the turbo.
I have replaced the manifold bolts, re torqued and aligned the assembly eleventy gazillion times.. and I still that paper rustling sounding fft fft fft from the passenger side.
My thought now is to take a piece of 3" pipe, solid chunk, bend it up and around, so both exhaust manifolds connect to it via a piece of quarter plate for a flange, and then tee into it off the turbo.
I should be able to get the "positioning flex" I need from the turbo fitting area, and ti will all snug together.
How functional would that be?
Or is it like a million and one other ideas I get that have no functional merit?
(what I do gives the mind HOURS in a day to free float)
None of the boneyards have an IDI turbo truck, which leads me to Main question,
sub part A, does an OBS P-choke have the same/similar collector?
Sub part B, if so, can I use it?
Sub part C, how much fab will be required?
I have replaced the manifold bolts, re torqued and aligned the assembly eleventy gazillion times.. and I still that paper rustling sounding fft fft fft from the passenger side.
My thought now is to take a piece of 3" pipe, solid chunk, bend it up and around, so both exhaust manifolds connect to it via a piece of quarter plate for a flange, and then tee into it off the turbo.
I should be able to get the "positioning flex" I need from the turbo fitting area, and ti will all snug together.
How functional would that be?
Or is it like a million and one other ideas I get that have no functional merit?
(what I do gives the mind HOURS in a day to free float)
None of the boneyards have an IDI turbo truck, which leads me to Main question,
sub part A, does an OBS P-choke have the same/similar collector?
Sub part B, if so, can I use it?
Sub part C, how much fab will be required?