Skimming exhaust manifold
Discussion
Evening,
Following my manifold leaks I am ready to replace them with the ss ones I had made 3 years ago.
All excited and ready to go .......
They are 3 port with turbo outlet, and the cnc cut plate that mates to the engine has warped slightly with the heat. I can't really take them back after all this time.
All three ports are connected, I did wonder if removing the "webbing" between the three ports therefore leaving them as three singles might allow a "release" and make each one easier to bolt down ?
If not I probably need to skim about 1-2mm across the mating surface
I appreciate the cost and hassle of clamping / holding the manifold steady whilst the cutter is passed over it, but does anybody know an engineering shop that would do it ? Preferably in Kent but will post if need be.
The gaskets are layered metal so may take up some slack but I only want to do the job once.
Thanks
Del
Following my manifold leaks I am ready to replace them with the ss ones I had made 3 years ago.
All excited and ready to go .......
They are 3 port with turbo outlet, and the cnc cut plate that mates to the engine has warped slightly with the heat. I can't really take them back after all this time.
All three ports are connected, I did wonder if removing the "webbing" between the three ports therefore leaving them as three singles might allow a "release" and make each one easier to bolt down ?
If not I probably need to skim about 1-2mm across the mating surface
I appreciate the cost and hassle of clamping / holding the manifold steady whilst the cutter is passed over it, but does anybody know an engineering shop that would do it ? Preferably in Kent but will post if need be.
The gaskets are layered metal so may take up some slack but I only want to do the job once.
Thanks
Del
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