I am looking at getting an exhaust built for my goblin, but I am trying to figure out what is the correct flange to have it made. I/We think it is this one ( http://www.performanceautowerks.com/catalog/product_info.php/werksracing-lnfldklhu-k04-turbo-bolt-flange-p-2023 ) but we aren't sure. Wondering if someone can confirm. Thanks in advance!
Correct Flange?
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jirwin
Goblin Guru
ZZP sells stainless flanges. Just got one myself. You can buy there, or use it to compare.
So looking at what they are offering, they seem to be more of a "universal" flange. I have noticed the bolts on mine are around 3 1/4" on top, and 4 3/8" on the bottom. The ones on ZZP seem to be pretty square, so, I'd have to mod these either way.ZZP sells stainless flanges. Just got one myself. You can buy there, or use it to compare.
Good question, post turbo.
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Goblinfanclub1234
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if you want a flange that connects to the stock turbo O2 housing I made a CAD file for this one and had one cut for myself. couldn't find it anywhere.
(Sorry for the questions, I'm a noob) This flange directly slides on to the stock turbo exhaust for an 09 cobalt SS/TC?
Is this different then the link I left above? Also, could you please send me the file?
Fozda
Goblin Guru
This is the flange I used to build the exhaust for my turbo. It was the only one I could find.
Awesome! did you have to do any modification for this to work?
Sluggonaut
Goblin Guru
Does that mount to the turbo (A) or the O2 housing after the turbo (B)?
To spot A
Scott #321
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These weren't available when I made mine or I didn't see them. Milled mine out and cut a groove to accept a Cobalt exhaust seal.
KSLunsfo
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Tell me about that "PERM" sticker on that Montana Plate... lol.
Fozda
Goblin Guru
It's titled as a 1957 Lotus 7 so it's a one time fee for plates since it's so old.
Goblinfanclub1234
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I tried to get permanent tags from Montana for my Goblin but the broker wouldn't do it. I think it has to do with the age of the vehicle because they gave me permanent tags on my 1988 Nissan Sentra project.
Goblinfanclub1234
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here is a drawing for the O2 housing flange. cost me over $100 to have sendcutsend make it out of 304SS
i had spinal fusion surgery
about to start a new job next week
i will finally be able to buy a TIG, teach myself how, and finish building my dual sportbike goblin exhaust
i had spinal fusion surgery
about to start a new job next week
i will finally be able to buy a TIG, teach myself how, and finish building my dual sportbike goblin exhaust
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neodied
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Cool site! I knew things like this had to exist on the internet but hadn't searched too hard. Looks like they do bending and forming too, so maybe this will be the place that makes some custom lower+forward seat brackets for me.