Project SOD²

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Originally Posted by Benn

I spend 5-6 years working on (bodywise) and servicing and such cars in/for the body shop.. And i have no qualifications in it.

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I have qualifications I forget about lol I picked up a BTEC and a HND by accident lol

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Originally Posted by mowgli

martin, is it just the pics or is the engine pointing towards the lh front corner too???

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i dunno tbh mowgli. i picked up my manta box of him and he had the engine sitting in his shed.

i should go visit him really lol.

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Originally Posted by MK999

I have qualifications I forget about lol I picked up a BTEC and a HND by accident lol

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Where they on the table by the door as you left? lol

if i'd picked up an HND & a BTEC, i'd hope i wasn't playing scrabble....

i'll get my coat

Sweet Jebus WHO designed that inlet?:cuckoo:

...At least cylinder no.3 won't starve.

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Originally Posted by Benn

Where they on the table by the door as you left? lol

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BTEC is the old training system for work, and it's in DIY retail, the training programme actually got accredited!!

HND is my foundation year, didn't even know I had it until I looked at my library card last year and saw it said HND foundation degree in engineering lol

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Originally Posted by BRoadGhost

Sweet Jebus WHO designed that inlet?:cuckoo:

...At least cylinder no.3 won't starve.

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its ok, theres a big hole in it lollollollol


on another note, if anyone wants the twin flanges for a eaton 45 i can get them :thumb:

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Originally Posted by BRoadGhost

Sweet Jebus WHO designed that inlet?:cuckoo:

...At least cylinder no.3 won't starve.

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lol in the theme of this thread you should of said. "that inlet doesnt look great - here is my soloution etc etc.

and of course i forgot gasses under pressure always go straight.....

p.s having another look at it, it looks like the pipe actually covers cyl 2 and 3 equally!

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Originally Posted by bmw156

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lol in the theme of this thread you should of said. "that inlet doesnt look great - here is my soloution etc etc.

and of course i forgot gasses under pressure always go straight.....

p.s having another look at it, it looks like the pipe actually covers cyl 2 and 3 equally!

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Regardless cylinder 1 is pretty screwed lol Melty melty

funny..i thought that if you pressurised a plenum, every time a valve opens, a load of air gets sucked in...really fast.

but i just looked at that pic again......thats very odd