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stainless_steve said:
Hi Bernard,
Engine and gearbox mounts made and fitted,no chassis mods needed.Body unbolted and ready for lifting off,i was going to lift it this week but i've got a chest infection so not been up to it,antibiotics kicking in now so feeling a little better.
Steve
Give us a shout if you need a hand with this lift SteveEngine and gearbox mounts made and fitted,no chassis mods needed.Body unbolted and ready for lifting off,i was going to lift it this week but i've got a chest infection so not been up to it,antibiotics kicking in now so feeling a little better.
Steve
Can soon drum up a few local Tivvers to help as well
Hope your feeling better
Cheers
Rich
Trickie Dickie said:
stainless_steve said:
Hi Bernard,
Engine and gearbox mounts made and fitted,no chassis mods needed.Body unbolted and ready for lifting off,i was going to lift it this week but i've got a chest infection so not been up to it,antibiotics kicking in now so feeling a little better.
Steve
Give us a shout if you need a hand with this lift SteveEngine and gearbox mounts made and fitted,no chassis mods needed.Body unbolted and ready for lifting off,i was going to lift it this week but i've got a chest infection so not been up to it,antibiotics kicking in now so feeling a little better.
Steve
Can soon drum up a few local Tivvers to help as well
Hope your feeling better
Cheers
Rich
thanks for the offer Rich
Glad you're feeling better!
Green sludge was coming out of me last week.
Down to a mere trickle.
Then all of my frustration got the better (no, I think WORST) of me and I punched our walk-in refrigerator.
Two stainless pins in my fifth metacarpal and no playing with the stuff in the Garage for another five to six weeks.
Guess where at least a part of that $4,000 could have gone.
Aaaaah, spring.
Green sludge was coming out of me last week.
Down to a mere trickle.
Then all of my frustration got the better (no, I think WORST) of me and I punched our walk-in refrigerator.
Two stainless pins in my fifth metacarpal and no playing with the stuff in the Garage for another five to six weeks.
Guess where at least a part of that $4,000 could have gone.
Aaaaah, spring.
Slow M said:
Glad you're feeling better!
Green sludge was coming out of me last week.
Down to a mere trickle.
Then all of my frustration got the better (no, I think WORST) of me and I punched our walk-in refrigerator.
Two stainless pins in my fifth metacarpal and no playing with the stuff in the Garage for another five to six weeks.
Guess where at least a part of that $4,000 could have gone.
Aaaaah, spring.
fking hell Bernard,i thought i was having a bad time of it .Green sludge was coming out of me last week.
Down to a mere trickle.
Then all of my frustration got the better (no, I think WORST) of me and I punched our walk-in refrigerator.
Two stainless pins in my fifth metacarpal and no playing with the stuff in the Garage for another five to six weeks.
Guess where at least a part of that $4,000 could have gone.
Aaaaah, spring.
I could have made you the stainless pins FOC,i'm sure i'd have a drill bit the correct size for your bones,all we would need then is someone to stitch you back up
Piston Heads saving car funds matters
hope you get better soon
Steve
stainless_steve said:
fking hell Bernard,i thought i was having a bad time of it .
I could have made you the stainless pins FOC,i'm sure i'd have a drill bit the correct size for your bones,all we would need then is someone to stitch you back up
Piston Heads saving car funds matters
hope you get better soon
Steve
I could have made you the stainless pins FOC,i'm sure i'd have a drill bit the correct size for your bones,all we would need then is someone to stitch you back up
Piston Heads saving car funds matters
hope you get better soon
Steve
Thanks and I appreciate the offer.
If the need arises again, i'll contact you right away!
Meanwhile, I'll get my thrills from the pictures the rest of you post here.
B
Talking about diff swaps anyone used an ally 4hu
pics here..
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
pics here..
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
stainless_steve said:
Talking about diff swaps anyone used an ally 4hu
pics here..
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
Big money Steve. A mag one is same kind of dosh. pics here..
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
Are you ready to receive you bonnet yet?
TVR_owner said:
stainless_steve said:
Talking about diff swaps anyone used an ally 4hu
pics here..
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
Big money Steve. A mag one is same kind of dosh. pics here..
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
Are you ready to receive you bonnet yet?
John,anytime for the bonnet,i take it your back in the uk?
stainless_steve said:
Mag case weighs 6.5kg which is a third of the weight of the cast iron case.
Ally case is 11kg
hope this helps you Bernard
Thanks Steve, Ally case is 11kg
hope this helps you Bernard
From those weights, it seems that they may use the same/similar casting patterns for the Al and the Mg version. As it takes a little more Mg in mass to get to the same overall strength of the Al unit, we can make a leap and guess that the Al version is somewhat stronger. Considering the availability of great Al casting alloys today, it should also be significantly more durable. If you're not building a full-out race car in which all of the parts are on a life-cycle, there's only one choice.
BTW, what's the monetary cost of that 8.5Kg weight loss? Is there a way of/place for comparing a new cast iron complete unit and a new Al complete unit?
B
Slow M said:
stainless_steve said:
Mag case weighs 6.5kg which is a third of the weight of the cast iron case.
Ally case is 11kg
hope this helps you Bernard
Thanks Steve, Ally case is 11kg
hope this helps you Bernard
From those weights, it seems that they may use the same/similar casting patterns for the Al and the Mg version. As it takes a little more Mg in mass to get to the same overall strength of the Al unit, we can make a leap and guess that the Al version is somewhat stronger. Considering the availability of great Al casting alloys today, it should also be significantly more durable. If you're not building a full-out race car in which all of the parts are on a life-cycle, there's only one choice.
BTW, what's the monetary cost of that 8.5Kg weight loss? Is there a way of/place for comparing a new cast iron complete unit and a new Al complete unit?
B
page 17,shows an ally and mag casing they look the same.
A bloke on ebay gets new old stock jag diffs but there never powerlok,not sure if you can buy them new off the shelf.
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
The Cobra builders are using ally casings,theres talk of them putting up to 750 hp through it with no probs
stainless_steve said:
http://www.crosthwaiteandgardiner.com/Jaguar_pages...
page 17,shows an ally and mag casing they look the same.
A bloke on ebay gets new old stock jag diffs but there never powerlok,not sure if you can buy them new off the shelf.
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
The Cobra builders are using ally casings,theres talk of them putting up to 750 hp through it with no probs
Steve, page 17,shows an ally and mag casing they look the same.
A bloke on ebay gets new old stock jag diffs but there never powerlok,not sure if you can buy them new off the shelf.
http://www.ndmetal.co.uk/gallery.asp?id=7&cat=...
The Cobra builders are using ally casings,theres talk of them putting up to 750 hp through it with no probs
Too much nice stuff on both of those sites; I have to clean up a lot of drool now and get back to looking for a JOB!
John,
Maybe they can survive in a Cobra replica because most of those are around 2,500Lb. I don't know but it would be interesting to find out if any of them are running that kind of power through grippy tyres under racing conditions.
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