Thoughts on 1400+cc on road
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Re: Thoughts on 1400+cc on road
Dam those wheels are nice!!
I'm not sure on numbers but is a thick flange s block .
They are hardy spicer joints .
Looks like it has been in a race car at some point with the scatter shield on it ?
Are those bars staying in the boot ? Not sure I can picture what you are doing there ?
Looking good though
I'm not sure on numbers but is a thick flange s block .
They are hardy spicer joints .
Looks like it has been in a race car at some point with the scatter shield on it ?
Are those bars staying in the boot ? Not sure I can picture what you are doing there ?
Looking good though
benjamin- Posts : 181
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Location : Leonay NSW
Re: Thoughts on 1400+cc on road
benjamin wrote:Dam those wheels are nice!!
I'm not sure on numbers but is a thick flange s block .
They are hardy spicer joints .
Looks like it has been in a race car at some point with the scatter shield on it ?
Are those bars staying in the boot ? Not sure I can picture what you are doing there ?
Looking good though
Thanks for the info Ben! Yeah it was a mates old race engine. He pulled it out when he finished his 1380 turbo, back in the late 80s or something.
Haha the bars are just resting. The top one will be mounted between the top of the two new turrets (which i need to get onto). That bottom one has to bolt between the two rear original subframe mounting holes, near the back of the wheel well. It mounts on the underside but as the spare wheel tub is still in the way still (i.e. i havent chopped it out yet), i placed it on top for a rough idea of dimension between the mounting holes.
And i got email confirmation that that wheel is indeed mine shouldnt be long before they're sent!
braad- Posts : 66
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braad- Posts : 66
Join date : 2012-12-06
Age : 37
Location : St George, Sydney
braad- Posts : 66
Join date : 2012-12-06
Age : 37
Location : St George, Sydney
braad- Posts : 66
Join date : 2012-12-06
Age : 37
Location : St George, Sydney
braad- Posts : 66
Join date : 2012-12-06
Age : 37
Location : St George, Sydney
benjamin- Posts : 181
Join date : 2009-01-28
Age : 36
Location : Leonay NSW
Re: Thoughts on 1400+cc on road
Pretty much just replace the existing turrets with 100mm pipe with a cap on it. The mounting points are the same positionally. I might move the point vertically 25mm, but its not necessary.
So take measurements of the existing shock mount holes and then cut out them out + enough space to slot the 100mm pipe in. Got to have some end caps welded on to seal the tops of the pipe.
Slide piping in and ensure the shock mounting hole is in the same position as original and weld the turrets in.
Thats how it goes in simple terms
So take measurements of the existing shock mount holes and then cut out them out + enough space to slot the 100mm pipe in. Got to have some end caps welded on to seal the tops of the pipe.
Slide piping in and ensure the shock mounting hole is in the same position as original and weld the turrets in.
Thats how it goes in simple terms
braad- Posts : 66
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Re: Thoughts on 1400+cc on road
braad wrote:Pretty much just replace the existing turrets with 100mm pipe with a cap on it. The mounting points are the same positionally. I might move the point vertically 25mm, but its not necessary.
So take measurements of the existing shock mount holes and then cut out them out + enough space to slot the 100mm pipe in. Got to have some end caps welded on to seal the tops of the pipe.
Slide piping in and ensure the shock mounting hole is in the same position as original and weld the turrets in.
Thats how it goes in simple terms
Hows progress going ?
benjamin- Posts : 181
Join date : 2009-01-28
Age : 36
Location : Leonay NSW
Re: Thoughts on 1400+cc on road
benjamin wrote:braad wrote:Pretty much just replace the existing turrets with 100mm pipe with a cap on it. The mounting points are the same positionally. I might move the point vertically 25mm, but its not necessary.
So take measurements of the existing shock mount holes and then cut out them out + enough space to slot the 100mm pipe in. Got to have some end caps welded on to seal the tops of the pipe.
Slide piping in and ensure the shock mounting hole is in the same position as original and weld the turrets in.
Thats how it goes in simple terms
Hows progress going ?
Slow! I only just got all my pictures re-uploaded after imageshack decided to delete them all. Not sure what i'll do regarding re-posting the thread. might just be worth me starting a new thread in the actual project section haha
braad- Posts : 66
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