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I just looked up the powerstep on the amp site, there is a part number for chev that appears to be similar body style to what you said but not exact, do you have a part number by chance?
 

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Looks great so far. Where did you source the flange from? Also what torch setup and machine you using? I like doing thicker ss stuff because my welds always turn out nice relative to thinner material.
Thanks my stainless elbows are sch40
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I have a Knee mill Rong Fu 31 at home and we have a big Jet at work
I have not got my cnc setup yet but i will in the future

Well done. Do you have to resurface/square the flanges after the welding?
I am going to take it to a local machine shop to have them resurface it square

Looks awesome man, I would love to get a mill and learn how to use it properly. It would be cool to me to say I built that. Not to derail but is this at your work or you own the mill? And what kind of mill you using? I don't know anything about it but want to learn.
I have a Knee mill Rong Fu 31 at home and we have a big Jet at work
Looks like a JET knee mill. Could be wrong though. I'm sure they are very similar to a Bridgeport (clone).
Exactly
I was thinking the same thing. Be interesting to see how flat it stays when he is done.
i will get some pics up
Please post up cost of materials when you are done with the manifold. Would love to know what you have in it.
manifold flange $300
stainless (T)s and elbows $130
chunk of steel 4x4x16" $75 (didnt use it all )
I just looked up the powerstep on the amp site, there is a part number for chev that appears to be similar body style to what you said but not exact, do you have a part number by chance?
i will do some digging
 

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]i bought these some may remember them
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That's a awesome looking compound setup! I want to get an inline something (4bt/6bt/dt360) with compounds one of these days.

You converting the Rong Fu? I've got a Grizzly G704 I want to convert using Hoss's kit once I purchase a big mill.
 

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I'm not a welder so how do you clean up the welds on the inside of that manifold
after welding? or is there any cleanup needed?
 

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That's a awesome looking compound setup! I want to get an inline something (4bt/6bt/dt360) with compounds one of these days.

You converting the Rong Fu? I've got a Grizzly G704 I want to convert using Hoss's kit once I purchase a big mill.
No I bought this Rong Fu and mini lathe as a starter and now I have purchased a Hurco CNC 3 axsis that I have not got setup yet and a Rockwell 14 lathe
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I'm not a welder so how do you clean up the welds on the inside of that manifold
after welding? or is there any cleanup needed?
I only have 2 small spots to clean up but i will get some pics so you can see
That was my whole reason for TIG welding it
 

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Sweet! That Hurco should have a nice working envelope. That Rockwell lathe looks stout too.

Did you back purge when you tigged it? I have a dual flow meter just for this but have not utilized it yet.
 

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Sweet! That Hurco should have a nice working envelope. That Rockwell lathe looks stout too.

Did you back purge when you tigged it? I have a dual flow meter just for this but have not utilized it yet.

Yea, I just go the Rockwell running its single phase.
The mill is 3 phase have not had time to mess with it yet.

I didnt back purge but you can see my welds on the inside in these pics.

I got the 6 holes drilled and trapped and started smoothing it up.
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well I haven't got much done. As I am back at work again and with this lil guy it makes it hard to go out side and work
if some one wants to measure these are my measurements for the big chargers i want to run
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