Making An Exhaust Manifold and Crossover Pipe For Miso - My 1986 300ZX

[@lstz31]

I love when people get the tools to fab things and then just do it. good job.

[@ricardodiaz4088]

You're a Renaissance man with all this skill. Can't wait to see the first complete version of this Z. 😲

[@manekun_]

Somehow stumbled upon your vg30 videos, happy I did. I plan getting a nissan hardbody truck so this information is golden. Thank you for a nice video. Subbed

[@BanyanBirb]

That block looks super clean in white! Should paint the engine bay to match, it would be super bright in there and easy to see everything!

[@FatalRPM]

I’m planning to have the bay and valve covers contrast the block. So it won’t be white, at least not at first. Might eventually make my way there lol

[@dr.sweatshop2410]

Real nice work but as a pipefitter I mourn the loss of those cut off wheels if you don't mind the tip always climb cut with a grinder it keeps the tool from jumping as well as saving your wheels and stainless sucks to cut but Aluminum Zirconium (not oxide) or cheap bandsaws cut like butter also you cant go wrong with the Harbor Freight $9.99 cord grinder those things move some metal big VG fan tho love the vids

[@ronskopitz2360]

Are you using a foot pedal with your TIG? You’re inspiring me to try making my own manifolds!!!

[@FatalRPM]

Technically yes, but it’s just an on/off switch. I got it instead on of the switch on the torch to maintain my dexterity when welding since I found it a little awkward to hold the torch and switch while welding, personally.

[@ronskopitz2360]

@ cool - thanks! I need to look into getting a pedal. I’ve only ever done “lift TIG” which is a bit awkward and prone to welding your tungsten to the piece :)