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Started drawing up flanges myself, both for practice and to possibly create my own manifolds in the future. Before I started dimensioning them though, I searched to see if anyone had posted their drawings and only found 1 source. I won't be re-sharing their drawing since it doesn't belong to me but I will post up what I have come up with.
The point of this thread is simply to have the information out there.
[One of my goals is to have a manifold 3d printed just for mock up and testing]
You're missing an overall on the width of the exhaust gasket. It would help even though I know to assume symmetry in the drawing. Maybe others wouldn't want to make the assumption.
You're missing an overall on the width of the exhaust gasket. It would help even though I know to assume symmetry in the drawing. Maybe others wouldn't want to make the assumption.
If my observation is correct it looks like 209.5mm
180 ha, you're wayy off it's 210mm.
129.5 plus 129.5 - 49. assuming the single portion of the gasket is symmetrical. i hope you follow.
this should be an math test questing in like 8th grade. but we're left assuming the inside halfs of the single flange gasket are as big as the outside halfs.
Last edited by lastphaseofthis; Dec 27, 2015 at 01:16 PM.
180 ha, you're wayy off it's 210mm.
129.5 plus 129.5 - 49. assuming the single portion of the gasket is symmetrical. i hope you follow.
this should be an math test questing in like 8th grade. but we're left assuming the inside halfs of the single flange gasket are as big as the outside halfs.
I swear Solidworks killed the use of the center line... The use of that tool would greatly increase the information in your drawing. The center line denotes symmetry.
