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Beautiful fabrication!
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Should have taken a pic before I installed it but I trimmed the 2.5" mandrel bent front pipe and welded on the flanges and mounting bracket. Fits like a dream, 100% 304 Stainless 100% American made
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Don't need rear seats, but would like to layup a rear seat delete based around dat brace, must have!
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Have you also modded that M3?
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@wulfgang what you see in the background is actually my e46 328i track car, has M3 wheels at the moment. I do also have a e46 Dinan M3.
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Current state of the 328 track day build,
![]() Dinan M3, I love this picture. This has been doing track duties for a while but the 328 will take that over.
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2.5" front pipe back out to mock up the 3", here is a shot of it next to the factory part
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What material did you use to fab the exhaust manifold? Really nice fab work!
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Manifold is 1/2 304 flanges, billet 304 CNC merge, and 0.065 304 runners. I've never made a 0.065 manifold before but I figured if try with this car given how large this manifold is. I may still build some sort of turbo brace to help support the weight of the turbo.
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Turbo should NEVER be supported by the header, especially one with .065" tubing. Definitely look into fabbing a turbo support before you crack that beautiful header.
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Yeah I'm waiting to get the charge piping in so I can see what will fit. There aren't to many mounting location I like off the engine side. I'm curious how much heat will be transmitted through the bracket. A bracket could piggy back off a pulley mounting bolt but I don't want to cook the bearing. Right now its looking like a 2 part bracket using the AC compressor mounting bolts, is my best option.
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FedEx man was late today so I got some time to play with a turbo support bracket, here is on the ties into the AC compressor mounting bolts.
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I would think material that thin (the runners) will have problems with heat stress from the turbo. Why did you not opt to use thicker piping such as a Schedule 10 or thicker piping over thinner tubing?
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