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Old 06-11-2008, 12:28 AM
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cjernigan who are you talking to and what about?
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somebody please retitle this thread "Anybody interested in a coolant reroute spacer"
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I am interested in a thermostat spacer, but I'm not paying FM price for one!!1!!1YES

Highroller-I think you have a decent product, it looks exactly like what I would need/want in order to retain my heater core. So figure out a price and if it's good, more people will jump on this.
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I'm interested. I would love to kit a full KIT for the coolant reroute, but I'm sure you'll have no problem selling just the spacers.
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Originally Posted by elesjuan
Link??

I've looked on their site for that JRSC spacer and can't find anything..

Scoured the interweb for the part using the number on that cooling reroute 323gtx page.. Can't find ****. :(
To buy the JR spacer from Moss online, go to the page below and enter part number 051-046. It will add the spacer to your cart.

http://www.miatamania.com/shop/OrderByPart.aspx

The part number search on the home page does not work for this part, must go to the page above. I posted this info on M.net a week ago and the 323 GTX guy added the link. Yay, for the Internets!
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Old 06-11-2008, 12:59 PM
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Highroller101, I am interested in one of your spacers too, but the first price given was more than I'd be willing to pay.

Machined for thermostat yes... O-ring? where and why 'splain please.
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Old 06-11-2008, 02:23 PM
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o-ringing typically creates a better seal than a gasket, that is why it is commonly used in high performance applications, sometimes even on the head. I don't think it is necessary for a t-stat, but it won't hurt. I say leave it alone to keep cost down.
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Read below to understand.

Originally Posted by highroller101
cjernigan who are you talking to and what about?
Originally Posted by cjernigan
Similar part without the square corner is $20 from Moss. BEGI will make their round spacer for $18 or less.
Originally Posted by Mimime
cjernigan, is talking about the JR spacer from MOSS. Its actually $15, it is to be used with their JR CAI, where the thermostat housing needs to be raised to fit the CAI.
Originally Posted by cjernigan
You have to call Moss to order it. They'll know what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by MazDilla
To buy the JR spacer from Moss online, go to the page below and enter part number 051-046. It will add the spacer to your cart.

http://www.miatamania.com/shop/OrderByPart.aspx

The part number search on the home page does not work for this part, must go to the page above. I posted this info on M.net a week ago and the 323 GTX guy added the link. Yay, for the Internets!
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Originally Posted by whaamx5
o-ringing typically creates a better seal than a gasket, that is why it is commonly used in high performance applications, sometimes even on the head. I don't think it is necessary for a t-stat, but it won't hurt. I say leave it alone to keep cost down.
Thanks whaamx5 Now that I think about it I've seen that alot in German cars. My wife's Audi too.
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Old 06-12-2008, 03:36 AM
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The Tstat housing I purchased from turbo tim has a rubber o-ring that fits around the tstat, Im sure he can chime in and tell you where you can get them for cheap. it helps because I didnt realize there was a groove in the gasket and it was leaking because of it.

I steel O-ringed my head to accomedate 18psi of boost and it is wonderful! no need to worry about a head gasket any time soon!
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Just want to make sure I have the people right. So so far (havent decided on a price yet). Does everyone want me to incorporate a slot for the Tstat?

1. Jasonrobo02
2. Paul
3. Mimime
4. pschmidt
5. Druz
6. Rafa
7. Zabac
8. Bradlee
9. MazDilla
10. Turbo Tim

You can add your name to the list and take it off if you dont like the final price.

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I'd be interested in this if it were c'bored on one side for a thermostat. And of course if it were cheap enough to make me not want to make another with a hole saw and a hand drill.

Originally Posted by highroller101
3! Ok, what is everyone looking for price-wise? I know turbo tim includes shipping in his thermostat housing for $89. (just FYI)
I only had one extra that I machined for me. You can get them cheaper at Jegs. Search for Meziere thermostat housing.
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t-stat groove: check.
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Originally Posted by highroller101
...Does everyone want me to incorporate a slot for the Tstat?...
Yes, milled for a thermostat please.
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Old 06-12-2008, 11:09 AM
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Similar product on Jegs counterbored for a tstat- $92
http://www.jegs.com/i/Holley/510/17-58/10002/-1
I wont be charging this much but I just thought it be interesting compared to the $15 ones you guys were talking about before.
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Originally Posted by MazDilla
Yes, milled for a thermostat please.
Mine too.
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Old 06-12-2008, 01:43 PM
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Alright guys I have the word that I can definately do this. Just seing if I am going to make the spacers or if I am going to farm them out.
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$$$$$$$$till waiting on the monie$$$$$$$$
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Old 06-12-2008, 08:49 PM
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Once I find out if I am going to make the spacers then I can give a time frame and cost. If I am not going to make the spacers I will get a quote from a guy that I give out some of my work to when business gets too busy. Price is coming soon. Like everything else, the more people I can get to buy one, the less its going to be. PS your not getting a cheap POS either. Your getting a High quality ISO 9000/9001 AS9000 certified piece.
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I would be interested in one too, with the t-stat groove. Please add me to the list. I was planning on making one, but this would one less thing to fabricate.

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