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miles

posted on 7th Nov 05 at 19:53

Just get a bit of 4" box section, weld ends on and cut the flanges out.


Dave A

posted on 7th Nov 05 at 18:48

quote:
Originally posted by Swiftay
might sound dump now, but how did you make them corsa808? which type of machinery etc:boggle:



mine were 'proper' ones. designed using flow technology rather that making a box out of aluminium. taking resonance etc into account. made from machined cast alloy they looked like this:



although i do still have designs and tech drawings for the straight forward 'box' design if anyone wants them?


Sly_SRi

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 23:09

basically it'll only add power on a car that has a restricted inlet to begin with.


corsa_godfather

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 23:01

because the throttle body is situated on the passangers side of the engine.

by removing the standard inlet and making a 'coboid shape' inlet with the throttle body on the side where the airbox is the air has shorter distance to travel into the lower inlet.

heres a diagram of the one on my car

yellow line = mantzel air route

red line = standard inlet air route

mantzel air route is far shorter there fore better performance :D




Gregor

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 20:16

quote:
Originally posted by Sly_SRi
cut out some aluminium sheets and seem weld them into a cuboid shape i'd guess


How exactly is that doing anything performance wise ?


Sly_SRi

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 18:48

cut out some aluminium sheets and seem weld them into a cuboid shape i'd guess


Swiftay

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 18:13

might sound dump now, but how did you make them corsa808? which type of machinery etc:boggle:


Dave A

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 17:22

got full working drawings, 3d models, graphs showing dimensions,

everything you need really to make these. i made quite a few and they worked well, but i dont need the money anymore and i lost interest.

you can have the lot if you want, £100.:P

[Edited on 06-11-2005 by corsa808]


stumpy32

posted on 6th Nov 05 at 17:08

could anyone help me with the diemensions of a Mantzel Powerbox
as i am thinking about trying to make one