#3116
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#3118
How does a rotary work? This one's easy: the magic triangle spins in the peanut and then apex seals come out.
#3119
I'll probably have it coated like the rest of the stuff is, but I'll sandblast it first perhaps. for now its fine. I just want her to be able to drive it. I need to raise it up a little bit. its way too low to drive anywhere other than where we live which has mostly nice roads.
I have to work. its either make money, or lose money and spend money by going. Wish I could but I just cant afford it. too much money to lose.
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#3124
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#3126
Jes drove it a bunch today. maybe 70 miles? amazingly didnt really scrape over anything.
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Last edited by Digital K.; 04-30-2012 at 01:17 AM.
#3127
Dope to see it out and about! Glad I got to park next to yall.![]()
#3131
when you repainted your centers did you use a gloss clear or satin?
i remember you said it didn't look good but i was thinking if you use a semi gloss or satin clear it should be ok![]()
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#3134
well, I tried both, and both literally ruined the brightness and stuff. they made the gold dull. not sure why. maybe its the paint I used for the base? I ended up fogging the paint color back over the first one I did that had clear on it. was not impressed. we'll see how everything holds up this summer. I may send them off in fall depending on how things go.
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#3144
well, tackled the oil pan today. welder ran out of gas juuuust at the very end. I'm fairly happy with it. I repaired the seam from the inside once the rest of the pan was reinforced. likely this ads about 1/4 inch to the bottom of the pan. I am going to raise the car up 1/2 an inch and see where it sits.
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Last edited by Digital K.; 06-13-2012 at 11:01 PM.
#3146
I wanted it to still be able to dent. I see these pans with 1/4 plate steel and just imagine the transfer of impact to the engine block. *shrug* it'll work.
Last edited by Digital K.; 06-14-2012 at 12:34 AM.
#3147
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#3148
ironically, thats the same face I made when my new oil pan split open at the seam 2 blocks from my house!
It honestly wasnt too bad to pull off. a lot easier than say an ABA oil pan. I'll probably be starting from scratch with something new and reinforcing that. working with this one after the fact wasn't a cake walk since its not straight anymore on the bottom. Was disappointed to find you cant even jack on this oil pan.... The extra capacity is nice, but a factory 8v pan has lasted me most of a summer in the past, and doesnt collapse if you jack on it. anyways, this should work fine in the interim.
edit: also noticed the pan impacted the pickup tube. I'm going to have to look at that tomorrow.
Last edited by Digital K.; 06-14-2012 at 12:59 AM.
#3150
usually jack on the jacking points, get it on a stand, then move to the front of the car, jack it up a little more by the pan itself, and then move the jack stands to the rear of the control arms. Then I let it down. Theres no room to do so from the jacking point behind the wheel with a jack in the way, at least not with my jack and stands, and on the rear of the control arm is the only place I trust with a jack stand. Have been doing this for forever. never had an issue with a factory pan.