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The Newbie
Join Date: Apr 2015
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They used to sell that design, and it also leaked! My guess is the machine work on the DP flange is not ideal( there was slop) or the welded tweaks it enough where it needs re machining again!
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Don Mega
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Utopia
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If its not done like that then it will *always leak* and is near impossible to rectify (if its a taper type or stepped type *Tial*) after welding. ![]() One of the only decent clamp flange styles is the HKS version (on their T04Z's T51 turbo kits), very thick and resistant to deformation in service on engine and also during fabrication. These are practical things you can implement to solve this problem that work long term.
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Rotary Fan in Training
Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 59
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I have fixed the leak on this car, curious to see if its lasts now( especially since we are 30psi).
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