Scotty's 13bpp '71

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goichi1 wrote:Damn that's cool! very nice! Are you going to have it balanced? or do you think it would even matter??

Not sure Rich! I will let my tuner find out on the engine dyno aha!

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Track Junky wrote:
goichi1 wrote:Damn that's cool! very nice! Are you going to have it balanced? or do you think it would even matter??

Not sure Rich! I will let my tuner find out on the engine dyno aha!

Scott.
It does all matter in the world of balance. Harmonics are a bad thing. The pulley complete should be mounted to the crankshaft when the balancing procedure is done.

Great job on the mill Scott. I'll bet you had a sore arm after all that rotary table and dividing head cranking! I've got a little 4" chuck that I mount on the rotary table at work, also to keep the height down. But that mill has about 20" to work with. You do what you can, and your work looks great.
Aluminum is a wonderful material isn't it.

Keep us posted.

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Cheers Byron! Yeah my forearm looks like popeye from all that turning! ha! I was only doing .050" depth cuts with an .500" end mill at slow feed rates!

Aluminum is like butter compared to some 4130 tubing I was cutting for my bicycle fab stuff!

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Decided to scrap the tubular rear set up and go with a full IRS double wishbone rear. I have a plan, a welder, a new platen table, and some starting material :)

Should start sticking things together in a few weeks!

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big smiles - I am eager to see what you come up with - no doubt it will be high grade
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Small update:

Started on the lower control arms of my double wishbone IRS.
I had some 1-3/8" Hex stock that I used as camber/toe adjusters turned down and threaded to accept my 1/2" rod ends on the inners and 5/8" on the outers.
They fit inside the sleeve next to it in the pic.
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Assembled, just need to get some jam nuts to hold things tight. Miters came out super nice, they hold water!

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After I build the upper and lower arms I will start on the cradle thats gonna hold the R180 LS out of a late model STI.

Pics to come......


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How are those new trailing arms working out?
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Hey Cmac. No news on the IRS rear besides my design tweaks, but great news is Im so close to closing on my own shop, I dont want to jinx myself so I will leave it at that.

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Make sure you mount the diff as high as you can, or you are only solving half the issue back there.
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Sleepys-14 wrote:Make sure you mount the diff as high as you can, or you are only solving half the issue back there.
Nope, gonna solve all the issues back there. This is going to be a total independant rear, meaning upper and lower control arms, none of the stock stuff or location points will be used.

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Love to see the shop pics when it comes about. Fingers crossed.
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510wizard wrote:Love to see the shop pics when it comes about. Fingers crossed.
Thanks!

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So I finally closed on my new shop, cant wait to move the 510 into her new (heated) home! Big move ahead, loads of shit to move/build/organize etc....

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congrats!
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