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Cutting-Edge Diesel

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passenger side header. going to run it up and over the front motor plate so we can run the exhaust between the strut and the support tube.

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haven't got to do much lately. Customers seem to want their trucks done for some reason LOL

but got the aluminum rod ends for the boost braces. Very functional and will look great!

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Also ordered 79lbs worth of 321 stainless bends (alloyed with titanium to provided better heat resistance up to 1700*)

Header flanges are .5'' think 304. should be here this week. Probably start on them when I get back from the Bakersfield race.
 

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thanks man, been a ton of work behind the scenes on this thing considering there pretty much isnt any aftermarket parts that bolt on this motor and will work lol
 

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Not gonna turn very short, especially at the far end!
Can't you turn it down and out, then up, in front of the tire?
 

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Going back and looking at the mockup pics, could you have turned the atmo about 22* towards the front, and raised it up about 2", in relation to the high pressure? Might have eased the "downpipe" from the hot side?
 

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Going back and looking at the mockup pics, could you have turned the atmo about 22* towards the front, and raised it up about 2", in relation to the high pressure? Might have eased the "downpipe" from the hot side?

nope, everything I have done is thought out not just haphazardly placed. The radiator is going in front of the turbos so the atmo cant be turned or the intake will run right into where the radiator has to be and the intake is going to be 6'' so just running it straight out the front is the best. Also the atmo has to be lower because of the hood clearance since it has a very large frame. You can see in this pictures the hood clearance with the atmo charger.

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That picture answers my question. I didn't think you just picked a spot, lol. Big frames take big pipe, for sure.
And, if you like it, that's the big selling point.
 

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