Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Sorry Z , I got all the pics, they just took a while.
Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
I will post more measurements of the airbox lid.
For the runners I got some 116 24V runners from Beninca as well. 42mm ID. Use std plenum but you need to really port the stubs on the plenum to get 42mm.
For the runners I got some 116 24V runners from Beninca as well. 42mm ID. Use std plenum but you need to really port the stubs on the plenum to get 42mm.
Dr. Alban
Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
48mm runners Aren't you guys going a 'little' overboard? Are you going for 5liters or 10krpm?...But I forget, that's where the huge 12v runners originated...
Jim K.
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Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Probably overboared. Just seen a good case of individual throttles which were to large gave less power than the ones from AHM. This chap went and imported the biggest size thinking he would get more power. It was dropped by 2mm in diameter and his 12kw were there.(changed on dyno) This is on 3.7l.
Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
I bought a spherical bearing centre dedion bush for the race car from RS racing. I have just removed my polyurethane one which I bought from performatek and after three years of track racing its still perfect with no movement(wear). Upon installation of the new RS bush I need to know from anyone who has done it what did they use for spaces to stop the RS bush from moving in the dedion. The origional alfa bush has two aluminium rings. Do I use one of these ? I know its a press fit but soething must hold it in position.
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Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Kev,
It's a press fit from the top. If it wants to move it will move down, and you can't fit the bush through there The two spacers you got with the SZ bearing will keep it firmly locked in the beam.
It's a press fit from the top. If it wants to move it will move down, and you can't fit the bush through there The two spacers you got with the SZ bearing will keep it firmly locked in the beam.
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'91 75 TS (track)
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Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Geez Dennis, it's been so long since you put the Mac keyboard to use here, I thought you moved to SA to play professional tennis ?? !!
Got your track thing back together again ?
Edit: Got your update PM ,thanks.
Got your track thing back together again ?
Edit: Got your update PM ,thanks.
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Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Dennis I pressed it in but there was still a 4mm gap so i put one of the origional(new) retaining rings in and put four spot welds around edges so bush cannot move in the dedion. I understand the two spaces keep it firmly in position in the cross member but that will not stop it moving in the dedion. Reason why I spot weld the ring on top as it was easier than hammering the edges in in. Sadly this was all done before I read the post but im sure all be ok.
Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
pic of spot weld with rs bush in and type of clip used.
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Tried assembling the whole rear including adjusting brakes before putting the dedion back. Its much quicker but you need another hand to balance the gearbox on the jack pad to raise it in to the underside of car.
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Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Ok, now I finally understand why you guys need so much differential lock.
You are one halfshaft short of a picnic...
You are one halfshaft short of a picnic...
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-Scuderia Rosso- Now burned to the ground...
-onemanracing.com-
-Strandberg.photography-
GTV 2000 -77 - Died in the fire.
155 V6 Sport -96 - Sold!
Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Hahhaa. The Mats does it again ! If I were you Kevin, I'd get the fire extinguisher ready NOW cause the guys aren't gonna let you off without arse burning jokes for a while...good time to take that holiday to OZ now buddy..
Transaxle Alfas Haul More Arse
Re: A 'budget' race car is born (slow delivery)
Just goes to show those Sarrf Effricans can run with one halfshaft tied behind their back....
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