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Cad File For Rb25det Manifold Flange

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fast_s14 Newbie

fast_s14

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I don't have access to autocad but i was wondering if anyone had the CAD file for a rb25det exhaust manifold flange. I have a buddy that can get a few manifold flanges cut if i can supply the cad file. Is there anyone that can help me out?

Thanks much,

Josh

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STR8E180

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well i was charged 200buxs just for programing the CNC machine to cut out a RB25 flange plate

i wont be releasing it for free when i was the one who had to pay 200buxs to get it programed and i dont think many other people will

now that ive got the programing already done the flanges themself are so much cheaper

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the last things i got laser cut didnt cost me anything to get drawn up and they put it into cad and cut it all out all for $230 which was for 2 plenums for a rb20

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neo32 Experienced

neo32

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wheres the love

u help out fellow skyliners this is not a great attitude

i did my neo conversion and learned the hard way on a lot of things but happy to help out with any questions

i dont go around saing i dont say i wont tell anyone the problems they might have bad attitude dude

well i was charged 200buxs just for programing the CNC machine to cut out a RB25 flange plate

i wont be releasing it for free when i was the one who had to pay 200buxs to get it programed and i dont think many other people will

now that ive got the programing already done the flanges themself are so much cheaper

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