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Author Topic: PulseAir Ports  (Read 3045 times)

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PulseAir Ports
« on: June 13, 2024, 12:31:59 PM »
It's time again to replace the exhaust due to rust and I'm looking to add the ports for Pulse Air for experimental purposes.
Pre-bent pipe for the Eagle is no longer available and the shop does not have a pattern to tell where the upstream port goes. Somewhere immediately after the flange from the manifold. We do know however that downstream attached to the catalytic converter, but I don't have that so we're looking to just weld a pipe diagonally into the front section before the converter flange.

Would someone be able to get some good multi-angle photos of where the upstream port is and what it looks like?
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