Excuse the possibility of this being a dumb question but I am not a mechanic or engineer will alot of the work you have done on the 4age Cross over to a redtop beams 3sge... I am wanting to put a plus T 3sge into my 87 Celica GtFour
I always run the guard, not just for the safety aspect, but also being able to get hands closer to work, to guide grinder for a more accurate cut without cutting off your hands.
@@Garage4age yep exactly the same as me for the last 20 years, it also defects the sparks away from you. I dont know why so many youtubers dont have them fitted.
Nice work and good skills. Just a tip - when I work with aluminium I use candle wax on my cutting discs and linisher belts etc, really helps with cutting speed and reduced heat buildup. Also, I loved your work on inlet runner length testing - very very good knowledge to gain. 👌
Liked subbed. Excellent work. Don’t take too much angle out of t body flange. You would rather point at the roof than the runners. ex. Holley hi-ram for LS.
Exactly, not a wall of shame, but a wall of progression, you have figured out what doesn't be quite suit your desired outcome. One day it'll be the "hall" of progress. Most of us haven't even got a shelf,,, lol
That's really cool! I need to make a custom inlet manifold for my twincharger, as I'm still running a 4agze inlet manifold with a 4age TB bolted to it.
You need outer thermal insulator so the intake air is not getting heated, thats why modern car intake is durable plastic. But steel is stronger to handle more boost.
Really beutiful work of art. It looks way better, than those made out of flat sheets. Also, what about equal flow type of stuff? That short radius turn in the enter of manifold looks like lack of air for first cylinder. Ever consider building equal flow manifold v2. 0? Cheers, stay strong.
So far tuning wise the engine is no more susceptible to knock. which suggests this one is at least as good as the dual setup. but have no way to measure individual cylinders at this point. I went away from the dual for a few reasons, that particular one because of the way it was packaged and space between the bellmouth and roof of plenum. They need a lot of testing and science to get them to work right. one in vid is all about big airflow and correct runner length, wanted to keep alot of free area around the bellmouth. will try wind more power into it after intercooler upgrade. Plus will try it on my na setup which runs the same throttles, its very picky about intake changes so will be interesting test.
i was waiting for the air filter mount then the last 4 seconds showed it hahahahaha btw nice fabricating. whats the song you used for this video?? all of it including the intro 🤘🤘
This one makes more power everywhere. a lot has to do with the runner length. but also more area around bellmouths and air doesn't have to change direction as much.
just a standard abrasive wheel. not ideal cut with, and best to file or clean up the containments some other way before welding. you can get aluminum specific ones
Nice, again I’m impressed with your talent. I have never even seen one of those aluminum Donuts. That gave me some ideas but I need to look into it more. While you were forming, you had a “come” or “big bullet” pointed metal piece that was mounted on the vice. Why was that? It looks perfect for automotive fabrication.
@@calinick86 I think its a shaft from some kinda of industrial milk processing machine. my father got it from his work many years ago. Is quite useful at times.
Are these number numbers and logic correct? (max power = 200-300mm runner length , better low end grunt 300-400mm) measuring from the valve seat www.custom-car.us/Intake/IntakeManifold what are the length/id sizes (if its possible to remember and want to share of course)
I made the base plate a bit thicker than the rest. 3mm vs 2mm and didn't weld it all at once. it still warped a little bit between the runners where wasn't much material
Did the Audi style dual plenum intake end up getting the turbo to spool up a few hundred rpm sooner? Or perhaps have lower IATs? That’s usually what I’ve heard from the limited cases of dual plenum intakes being used, so I’m curious whether yours really did anything or not
Can't say i noticed anything like that. it wasn't the best example though, as was a little compromised due to the space i had. the one in this vid beats it everywhere.
@@sebfullick5011 MS has a bit of a following here, I've done a few years ago. The majority run link ecu's since local company and good product. I'm in new zealand btw
would have worked better if the bell mouths went so close to the roof of plenum. they are 2.25" as it runs the same 52mm throttle setup as my na engine.
Hi its at 15 year old chinese mitech welder, 160amp. I dont rate it at all, quality isnt that good and not enough power. would like to upgrade but dont have the money right now. I would suggest buying something at least 200amp if wanting to do ali welding (ac/dc tig)
What was that stainless torus?? I mean I know ☺.. a stainless torus, but what was its original functionality/purpose?edit.. i am dumb... it was aluminium torus but still.. My question is valid.
Hey. yeah usually, I also try to keep belts and grinding wheels separate for ali use. I haven't done a whole lot of aluminum welding, so am still learning. my machine is a bit weak also
@@Garage4age ohh cuz in the video the welds flow so smooth i assumed youve been doing this fir some time much like myself on the novice side i mean but great vid none the less keep em coming. 👍
Sorry some of the audio is now a little screwed up, due to a copyright claim
Excuse the possibility of this being a dumb question but I am not a mechanic or engineer will alot of the work you have done on the 4age Cross over to a redtop beams 3sge... I am wanting to put a plus T 3sge into my 87 Celica GtFour
Im impressed. And even more impressed with how steady you are with an angle grinder.
"Why TF is he cutting the donut like that?"
4mins later
"oh.. that's fucking genius!"
Dig videos like this man. It shows your thought process, technical skill and ability, and the labor/passage of time. Keep up the good work!
Where are all the views? People don't appreciate epic fab skills apparently.
Apparently not :(
Huge respect for your unconventional methods ♠️
I'm glad you have the safety guard on your grinder, I'm sick of seeing youtubers with them missing.
I always run the guard, not just for the safety aspect, but also being able to get hands closer to work, to guide grinder for a more accurate cut without cutting off your hands.
@@Garage4age yep exactly the same as me for the last 20 years, it also defects the sparks away from you. I dont know why so many youtubers dont have them fitted.
your mind is an ideas generator! Well done friend!
If only you spoke in this video and guided us how to do it man!!!! Was such a good video
VERY VERY EXTREMELY GENIUS BRO
That handheld disk griding is smooth 👑💯
Nice work and good skills.
Just a tip - when I work with aluminium I use candle wax on my cutting discs and linisher belts etc, really helps with cutting speed and reduced heat buildup.
Also, I loved your work on inlet runner length testing - very very good knowledge to gain. 👌
Interesting, might give the wax trick a go. Thanks
I use beeswax myself but same same. I will say that its a good idea to run a file over areas right before welding
seriously good effort on the custom inlet manifold, well done champ.
Beautiful, Purposeful, Thought-out Design and Fabrication thanks for sharing.
The gloves say it all.... 9:41
Never underestimate a Kiwi in his shed.
How have i never seen your channel? Love it mate
I'm always waiting your new fabricating videos, this is genius build.
that is a extra excellent wielding sir, the bead was super quality and nice looking.
I really wanna own one of those metal donuts. It looks cool
That's some beautiful fab work
some sweet welding and fabrication. #Salute
Keen for some more videos like this 🤙🏽
Fantastic DIY fabrication video; subscribed!
Liked subbed. Excellent work. Don’t take too much angle out of t body flange. You would rather point at the roof than the runners. ex. Holley hi-ram for LS.
Lovely intro
Fantastic Job
Very nice job man. I'm jealous :D. Looking forward to see how it reacts on the car
Very impressive pulse to cut accurate!
That thing is a master piece
Ridiculous work. 🔥🔥
That is not a wall of shame. It is a wall of previously untested concepts that have been proved inefficient for your application. 😂
Exactly, not a wall of shame, but a wall of progression, you have figured out what doesn't be quite suit your desired outcome.
One day it'll be the "hall" of progress. Most of us haven't even got a shelf,,, lol
Quelle travail de fou!!! Super boulot chapeau...
The music 🤦🏼
But the job is 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Very nice aluminum TIG
That is amazing impressed with how you done it nice job
My eyes like this job !
uuuh…beautiful work !!
Wicked job mate
Nice fab work!
Amazing work as always dude. Good watch cheers for sharing!
Make your cup size smaller and it'll help bead formation. Justin at the fabricator series just did a video on it
That's really cool! I need to make a custom inlet manifold for my twincharger, as I'm still running a 4agze inlet manifold with a 4age TB bolted to it.
Twincharger? So supercharged and turbocharged?
That sounds like an awesome project hahaha
@@CarlosGarcia-ze6rt yeah. Goes well. I'm on about version 4.6 now. Haha
There's clips of it on my channel. Gt2871r feeding a eaton m45. 28psi.
Awesome mate!
You need outer thermal insulator so the intake air is not getting heated, thats why modern car intake is durable plastic. But steel is stronger to handle more boost.
Really beutiful work of art. It looks way better, than those made out of flat sheets. Also, what about equal flow type of stuff? That short radius turn in the enter of manifold looks like lack of air for first cylinder. Ever consider building equal flow manifold v2. 0? Cheers, stay strong.
So far tuning wise the engine is no more susceptible to knock. which suggests this one is at least as good as the dual setup. but have no way to measure individual cylinders at this point. I went away from the dual for a few reasons, that particular one because of the way it was packaged and space between the bellmouth and roof of plenum. They need a lot of testing and science to get them to work right. one in vid is all about big airflow and correct runner length, wanted to keep alot of free area around the bellmouth. will try wind more power into it after intercooler upgrade. Plus will try it on my na setup which runs the same throttles, its very picky about intake changes so will be interesting test.
@@Garage4age egt sensors will show unequal cylinders
damn that shouldnt be a restriction! looks epic
Inspirational
you makes it look easy! top work
Great job!!!
Yeah that's I'm talking about
Thank you for posting this
Brilliant work mate. Subbed.
Long time viewer, first time caller! Keep up the great work!
Art
Really impressive welding
Looks like a ton of work but it turned out awesome
Thumps up for the quality increase
Wow!
Use a bar of soap and spin the cutting wheel against it when cutting ally
Wonderful or even Marvellous Job...
A new Subscriber for sure.
well done
asking unironically, would you recomend this project to somone with 0 welding/machining etc expirience?
Hey its Kpr! Good stuff man
i was waiting for the air filter mount then the last 4 seconds showed it hahahahaha btw nice fabricating. whats the song you used for this video?? all of it including the intro 🤘🤘
Snazzy
Glad I stumbled onto this video. Did not know you could radius bend aluminum like that. 6061 or 3003?
assume you mean the sheet? not 100% sure on the grade. but looks to be either 5005 or 5052. the place i brought from only sells those grades in sheet.
Hello from Germany👋🏻 love your work. Respect✌🏻
Hey mate where would be somewhere to hot about getting thick enough trumpets to weld like you did?
Nice job but the first manifold you cut up would offer better air flow.
This one makes more power everywhere. a lot has to do with the runner length. but also more area around bellmouths and air doesn't have to change direction as much.
Top work dude, what’s the donut shape thing you cut up to use?
Thanks. That's actually what they are called hah. That one in particular was a 5" Aeroflow donut
great work! super video! very nice music whats the name of the "perfect" song?
Music is from the youtube audio library. the track: ruclips.net/video/Ug8bNdB23LY/видео.html
Hello,
Im new to aluminum TIG welding.
what cutting wheel are you using for the angle grinder and chop saw?
Your creative ideas 💡 are amazing!!
just a standard abrasive wheel. not ideal cut with, and best to file or clean up the containments some other way before welding. you can get aluminum specific ones
Nice, again I’m impressed with your talent. I have never even seen one of those aluminum Donuts. That gave me some ideas but I need to look into it more.
While you were forming, you had a “come” or “big bullet” pointed metal piece that was mounted on the vice. Why was that? It looks perfect for automotive fabrication.
@@calinick86 I think its a shaft from some kinda of industrial milk processing machine. my father got it from his work many years ago. Is quite useful at times.
what about to make inlet manifold that would look like 4 in 1 ex man with reversed flow
There is a motor attached to the intake manifold
try out télépupmusik. u will like them.
Are these number numbers and logic correct? (max power = 200-300mm runner length , better low end grunt 300-400mm) measuring from the valve seat
www.custom-car.us/Intake/IntakeManifold
what are the length/id sizes (if its possible to remember and want to share of course)
nice!
Did you make or buy that donut?
How did you prevent warping once you bored out the holes and welded . I find with do little material left I get bad warping
I made the base plate a bit thicker than the rest. 3mm vs 2mm and didn't weld it all at once. it still warped a little bit between the runners where wasn't much material
@@Garage4age never thought about a thicker base plate only. Thank you!
Did the Audi style dual plenum intake end up getting the turbo to spool up a few hundred rpm sooner? Or perhaps have lower IATs? That’s usually what I’ve heard from the limited cases of dual plenum intakes being used, so I’m curious whether yours really did anything or not
Can't say i noticed anything like that. it wasn't the best example though, as was a little compromised due to the space i had. the one in this vid beats it everywhere.
Your the man g
Hi, what you use type metal ?
Hello sir, did you try to make a dual plenum yet?
The old setup was a dual plenum. well the previous 2 actually.
I love your back to back testing etc, what ECU do you use on the Hilux?
just an older link g3/4.
@@Garage4age cool, im using MS3 and have for years, im guessing MS isnt that big in Australia?
@@sebfullick5011 MS has a bit of a following here, I've done a few years ago. The majority run link ecu's since local company and good product. I'm in new zealand btw
So the dual plenum design was no good? What size elbows did you use for the runners?
would have worked better if the bell mouths went so close to the roof of plenum. they are 2.25" as it runs the same 52mm throttle setup as my na engine.
How much to build one for a Toyota 1ZZ
Hola i am front puerto rico and have a question his it posible to do this in a suzuki samurai 1.3
Total hours? Looks like one week!
I don't want to remember. It sure did take some time. Probably less than a week though
Where can I get premade horns?
How did you come up with this design and the idea to use the donut ?
firstly, amazing user name. Just something i come up with in my head. wanted a nice shape without having to shape the metal too much.
Where did that doughnut come from?
aeroflow from memory
Where did you get the funnels
they were custom made for one of my other setups
Curious what welder you're using. I'm currently shopping for one as I'd like to do this type of work on my 4age that's in my hatchback ae86
Hi its at 15 year old chinese mitech welder, 160amp. I dont rate it at all, quality isnt that good and not enough power. would like to upgrade but dont have the money right now. I would suggest buying something at least 200amp if wanting to do ali welding (ac/dc tig)
Your weld quality looks good thx for the advice
What was that stainless torus?? I mean I know ☺.. a stainless torus, but what was its original functionality/purpose?edit.. i am dumb... it was aluminium torus but still.. My question is valid.
They call them a donuts, no specific purpose. just used for cutting up and fabricating things. much tighter radius than a normal bend
@@Garage4age thank you! And btw very nice results and a really enjoyable video! 👍
New subssribber
Heyy quick question do you wipe off with acetone before welding after brushing with the sanding belt or grinding wheel?
Hey. yeah usually, I also try to keep belts and grinding wheels separate for ali use. I haven't done a whole lot of aluminum welding, so am still learning. my machine is a bit weak also
@@Garage4age ohh cuz in the video the welds flow so smooth i assumed youve been doing this fir some time much like myself on the novice side i mean but great vid none the less keep em coming. 👍
Fantastic build. Lousy presentation on the video and Time-lapse stuff. Why not do it in segments and tell us exactly what your steps are verbally.
Where did you get that donut looking thing from?
Aeroflow 5" donut
What kind of cutting discs do you use for Aluminium?
Just normal ones, like you're not meant to.