Anyone do millwork?

[jayjohnson600]

Who can I work with for mill work?

I need some mill work on an aluminum flat bar to adapt this intake to an LS1 motor.




The plates will end up with these dimensions:

[jayjohnson600]

Hmm, I might have to hit up a machine shop for this.

[junk racing]

Talk to brooks, (turbostang) he's a Badass and most likely can help you

[Mysticcobrakilla]

Talk to brooks, (turbostang) he's a Badass and most likely can help you

This!

[turbostang]

Thanks guys! Normally I could do that work, but my machine is down, getting some updates, not sure when I can get back to it to get it running again.

Who's the maker on that intake? that's a tough adapter to be honest and probably pretty expensive. (not sure what that intake is worth vs. what the adapters cost.... )

[jayjohnson600]

It's a Hogan's sheetmetal intake for a blower on "c" Yates heads. I bought it from the classifieds
here on the board.

I wanted to get an intake for an LS1 and blower, but they are still difficult to get into.
This is a lower cost starting point and I need to adapt it to LS1 heads.
So, I need to reverse the intake port direction, change the port from square to cathedral,
and angle it down to mount squarely on the heads

I was hoping not to cut it, so I can get out of it if it just won't work like this.
So, I need to just make an adapter plate made to make all the adaptations.
The more I think about it, I might need more thickness to get the port to mate up reasonably.

I'll be starting from aluminum bar stock. First thing, is to get a wedge on the plates.
I'll be porting the adapter myself.

[Blackpony]

Give us a call tomorrow at truestreet. We have a machine guy that can possibly help you out.