Theres just a few good options available now that make a $500+ custom job seem high.RS12Turbo wrote:Wow.....not much interest
would be cool to have a decent looking acc pulley set.bartc_j wrote:hey guys this is bart.. anyways i see that their might not be too much interest in the flywheel.. so what other stuff could you guys use... with the cnc we got we can pretty much make anything new or copy existing stuff at a much lower price.. like control arms pulleys, bushings, dash inserts...etc.. etc.. just throw out any ideas you can have
Bart and I were actually talking about coil pack covers last week......so i'm thinking that one will happen. I'll let him chime in on prices and such....but I already told him I want oneca18detgabby wrote:
would be cool to have a decent looking acc pulley set.
I think the main thing people have been dying for and never gotten is the coilpack cover with vents. hell just a straight piece of aluminum with holes in it at this point would be awesome, but vents and maybe etched DET or DOHC or w/e would be real sweet.
If you could do "1.8L DOHC TURBO" (or whatver) lettering evgraved via CNC machine (so we can color in the lettering) ...engraved IN NISSAN'S FONT....that would be killer. Dont use some whack font or it will look ricey. Theres a guy on Ebay UK that has ones that say "200sx" and they look goofy because the font is wrong.RS12Turbo wrote:Bart and I were actually talking about coil pack covers last week......so i'm thinking that one will happen. I'll let him chime in on prices and such....but I already told him I want one
For the same reason, I would never buy an aluminum flywheel. I don't call them FAILdanza for nothing! Seriously aluminum sucks at dealing with heat, especially the kind my metal clutch dishes out. I mean, it rapes my stock flywheel pretty hard, so an aluminum one would just grenade.MeanGreenS13 wrote:
i suggest HIGHLY chromoly to be the way to go. Lightweight is definitely nice, but i would never use aluminum after the few floorboards ive seen.
ya i was actually just looking at my spare cam gears.... ya i would add some pockets to add flare to the cam gears..... i could make completely new gears but not until we get a rotatory table to run as our 4th axis...dash wrote:cant remember if those ebay "stg 1" lightweight flywheel/clutch combo offered for the CA18 as it is for the 4AG, but it'll be hard to compete with that package deal.
from close observation, it looks pretty ez to make an inexpensive adjustable cam gear for the CA18. A disc with holes, bolted to a modified stock gear."Should be" a low cost, efficient excercise, done on exchange/core basis.I reckon u could get fancy by making the 'disc' bigger and throwing in a few holes for decoration, somethin' like this 4AG gear; Nobody in the u.s. stepped up yet I don't think.
I copied "Cortina MKI" motor 'look', by attaching an aluminium plate to the middle of the stock plastic plug valley cover. I suppose you could go crazy with the lettering and raise the center for ventillation... since u got the equipment.I'm moving my coils out of there and running plug wires, so heat ain't no issue for some of us
what brake rotor is that shown ? what diameter & thinkness ? what caliper ?our RWD corolla front hub similarly has the brake disc bolted to the rear of the hub just as shown. Looks like u machined some adapter plate ?
the rotors are 11.75 by .810 thick i made this kit to fit inside the s12's stock rim but i have options to use a 12.19 rotor as well,, i can get 1.25" thick ones as well and even cross drilled in both sizes...the caiper pictured is a toyota caliper i used in this kit as a entry level kit that way more affordable then using a wilwood 4 pot... and yes i machined the rotor hat and caliper bracket on a bridgeportdash wrote:
what brake rotor is that shown ? what diameter & thinkness ? what caliper ?our RWD corolla front hub similarly has the brake disc bolted to the rear of the hub just as shown. Looks like u machined some adapter plate ?
Being that these are going to be metal, I think some raised heatsink ridges (similar to OEM's ridges) would be nice...and functional.bartc_j wrote:im going to throw together some designs of the coil pack covers to see what you guys think... should have them done by this weekend
ya i will have 2 versions im coming up with one with ridges... those wont be for heat sink purposes but more looks as i will have slots i the cover to give the ventalation you guys needmbmbmb23 wrote:
Being that these are going to be metal, I think some raised heatsink ridges (similar to OEM's ridges) would be nice...and functional.
email me again with a list of bushings you would need and we can talk price and all that good stuffr34 gtr wrote:I'd take a whole set of bushings for the front of my s13 if you could handle it, and provided it wouldn't cost me $500,000.
BTW I'm not having much luck getting people on board the head gasket wagon, but I'll take one regardless. Just let me know when you are going to fire up the mill and I'll pay you. I'm not in much of a hurry as I still need to source some new pistons and have a bunch of machine work done.