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The inline-six manifold production process.
An MIE exclusive.
The Weber manifold is very complicated to produce due to the water jackets and tight tolerances. By using the very best pattern maker, casting foundry and machine shop, we are able to produce what can only be described as a work of art.
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1. The casting box in the cooling process after being filled with molten aluminum. |  |
2. Break open the box and, like Michelangelo's Slaves, the new manifold begins to emerge. |
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3. The new manifold is now fully visible. |  |
4. Raw manifold castings waiting for dressing, heat treating and machining. |
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5. A raw casting ready for machining. |  |
6. The manifold in the computer assisted machining process. |
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