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Old 04-22-2008, 09:09 PM
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Building twins with 3rd gen turbos

I want to build twins for the benefit of quicker spooling but don't need the high boost pressures.....so An HE341 over a Silver bullet.
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Starting with the HE341 i've been running.
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using some scrap exhaust pipe from a 7.3L Ford and some heat to make the hot pipe.
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Old 04-23-2008, 09:58 PM
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completed welding the flange on the hot pipe. I sent both exhaust housings, manifold and hot pipe out to be coated.
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tig or mig welded
looks good when are mine showing up, i'll take a finished product
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welded up with a mig.
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update #1

Got all the pipes back and mocked it up on a block. Hopefully it'll be in the truck by the weekend.
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looks good and thats a good place for a muffler
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Almost there

One long night and there in minus the charge pipes, but it's running with no oil leaks. Can't wait to road test with a charge pipe and see if the idea works. Ended up using a 62/80 instead for the bottom. The bung on the pan is a weld on unit for hydraulic tanks with 3/4" NPT and 7/8" hose.
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BFH clearancing... Nice
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Did you weld the bung in on the truck?
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Is your hood going to shut or be cool and leave it off
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bung is welded on to pan. Hood closes and has clearance for when the hose swell with boost.
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pictures of the end result.
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Looks good excellent job


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