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06-13-2005, 10:12 AM
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[quote name='Cheers!' date='Jun 13 2005, 11:09 AM']So basically you just goop it into the hole and then when it hardens you re-machine it flat?
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When you smooth over the port with a putty knife it ends up about half a millimetre below the level of the iron surface. So no machining.
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When you smooth over the port with a putty knife it ends up about half a millimetre below the level of the iron surface. So no machining.
06-14-2005, 09:49 AM
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yeah, the liquid one should be easier to work with.
Problem is for the centre plate you have to fill one port then turn it over to fill the other. The putty allowed me to do this. Using the liquid I would have had to do it differently and likely would have ended up needing to machine the plate after.
Problem is for the centre plate you have to fill one port then turn it over to fill the other. The putty allowed me to do this. Using the liquid I would have had to do it differently and likely would have ended up needing to machine the plate after.
06-14-2005, 10:08 AM
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Wow I was just over there not that long ago to get the oil cooler off you, look all the crap you got done now..
YOU DON'T SLACK A MINUTE, DO YOU?!
Nice work man, I'll have to come check it out in person shortly!
YOU DON'T SLACK A MINUTE, DO YOU?!
Nice work man, I'll have to come check it out in person shortly!
06-14-2005, 10:15 AM
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[quote name='ColinRX7' date='Jun 14 2005, 11:08 AM']Wow I was just over there not that long ago to get the oil cooler off you, look all the crap you got done now..
YOU DON'T SLACK A MINUTE, DO YOU?!
Nice work man, I'll have to come check it out in person shortly!
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LOL
I showed you the rotor housings last July! I slack MANY minutes!
YOU DON'T SLACK A MINUTE, DO YOU?!
Nice work man, I'll have to come check it out in person shortly!
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I showed you the rotor housings last July! I slack MANY minutes!
06-14-2005, 10:31 AM
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Yeah but you had nothing for the TBs or Header done, you just showed me your header idea
that was not even a month ago
and BAM
Header mocked up and peripheral port to ITBs tubing done
Oh while we are on the topic did you ever finger anything out about those EGR passages under the ports?
that was not even a month ago
and BAM
Header mocked up and peripheral port to ITBs tubing done
Oh while we are on the topic did you ever finger anything out about those EGR passages under the ports?
06-14-2005, 10:38 AM
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Can't you epoxy the passage with it assembled?
I was JUST at my garage inspecting 6 port irons for cracked water seal grooves (from something I was reading about earlier), and I completely forgot to check out the EGR path for you..
I was JUST at my garage inspecting 6 port irons for cracked water seal grooves (from something I was reading about earlier), and I completely forgot to check out the EGR path for you..