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Old 07-24-2008, 12:44 PM
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CAD drawing of the fuel rail-

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Old 07-24-2008, 01:17 PM
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I love those cad drawings.

Keep up the updates.
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Congrats guys!! Car is coming out awesome. Like the article said - Kind of shame to cover all the metal work with paint. You guys do top notch work. When it comes to round tube chassis', not sure who is more talented with the bender - you guys or Ironworks. Two extremely tough acts to follow in that dept. Look forward to seeing it done.

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I love those cad drawings.

Keep up the updates.
Don't call them CAD drawings. There CAD models. I don't do drawings. Haven't done drawings since the summer of 98'. Drawings are old school.
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More header progress-

ADE flanges - 3/8" stainless


Each tube is purge welded separately


Looking at the flange and shaped primary tubes


From the front


Close-up of the flange and primary tube back on the engine
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Cone Engineering Collectors and merge bullets




Looking into the collector


From the top


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Few more for now (without the custom green tape)...

View from below the dash through the invisible firewall


Looking up


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header to valve cover clearance


last one for (pre-collector)
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SWEET!!!! Looks awesome!!! Nice work

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