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I'm in for sure. Just let me know when and where to pay.
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"(I recommend etching some sort of ID on your UIM)"
I was just thinking that maybe we should decide on a common place on the UIM to put an ID mark. A good spot I saw was on the edge facing the firewall. There is a 3/8 strip with no finish on it. Also what should we use as an ID? Just a name or should we use numbers?
"Also include a packing slip indicating exactly what you have shipped and if gasket matching is to be done, indicate what gasket you will be using." ( ya i dont know how to use the quote thing)
So will just the part numbers of the gaskets be good, or should I include a verbal description too. ie gaskets for 2000 LIM with 34mm and 35mm bores.
Just some thoughts to try to reduce confusion.
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Kapton - i think a universal spot to mark the UIM is a good idea. If I were you, I'd include a gasket for them to match your UIM to. Of course, state why the gasket is there in the first place...
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Ok, the flow data is here: "The intake we processed flowed app. 193 cfm"
If everyone is still in, I'd like to set a date. Could everyone get their UIM to Extrude Hone by June 18th? If so, EH said they could easily get all the manifolds done by July 16th (in time for Cougar Fest).
Discuss...
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Derk, any idea if they will offer this service for $285 a pop after this group buy is finished? I'm in the process of a 3L conversion that I was forced to do (due to a dead 2.5L motor) and am on a tight budget. I don't want to spend the cash now, but it may be a smart move considering otherwise I'm going to be trying to run a 3L with a stock SE manifold
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Originally posted by Derk2000: Ok, the flow data is here: "The intake we processed flowed app. 193 cfm"
What is the flow rate for a stock NON-SVT uim? What is the flow rate for a stock SVT uim?
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Originally posted by rkneeshaw: Derk, any idea if they will offer this service for $285 a pop after this group buy is finished?
My guess is no, unless there's another GB.
Dean - read the entire post, please. I've already posted that data.
Derek
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Originally posted by Dan Nixon: Awhile back I got some approx CFU rates from Extrude Hone.. stock = 155 CFU single= 170 CFU double= 180 CFU triple= 188-190 CFU
We also know the SVT heads were flowed at 210-215 CFU (stock is about 195)..and t.body is reportedly over 300 CFU. So the point is that even on a 2.5L the UIM may be flow limiting factor along with LIM butterflies..
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