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Got some long tubes for Christmas attempting to put them on.

Not the hardest but not super easy lol

I have to fab my own y pipe

I cut off the flange and doing it LS1 style with band clamps

I machined up some offset fuel injector cups to make the manifold perfectly match the fuel rail. Offsetting them .5mm didn't seem like it would do much but they are all 97mm on center now. The offset was easy enough, I machined the ID, loosened the chuck, put in a 0.5mm feeler gauge, machined the OD.

People who don't know anything need simple terms to explain the builds they don't do. That's why retards say shit like stage 1. Make your own "stages" like stage 1 is stock cam with rod and piston, stage 2 has the mod2 cam, stage 3 has your good cam and call it something stupid lol. That's awesome you're making a build video.

someone bought the motor i made lol. im going to made two more expect this time with a MOD2 cam.

the mod2 cam for whatever reason is the thing all the youtubers kept making videos about so everyone think its great, even though they suck compared to the cam i made the first two with.

going to see if having "mod2" in it makes it sell easier.

the mod2 cam is basically a stock cam with only longer duration lol

also i can make it a little bit cheaper cause there is a piston/rod kit that sells with springs enough for it

i'm also going to record myself building the motor so people looking at the ad can watch it being built lol i thought it was cool

busy Saturday progress. now i need to pull everything off the tuck to position the new stuff to make the runners.

So far I have seen zero holes, no inclusions or porosity. I'm pretty stoked. I figured there would be something after doing over a 3/4" build up.

Nice!! 

You might want to make a scatter shield just in case. or get some sweet greaves and sabatons to ride in.

i have a clutch guard i should put it back on

So far I have seen zero holes, no inclusions or porosity. I'm pretty stoked. I figured there would be something after doing over a 3/4" build up.

nice work, do you get much gas holes in those welds?

Trusting the process of welding up and grinding back for the K24/ sportage hybrid intake manifold im making. Im not the best welder so finding zero porosity when grinding back was a huge relief.  Tomorrow I'll drill and tap the holes to mount the 72mm throttle body. Then I can gasket match and smooth the transition into the plenum.