Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
AL welds are looking good dude, catch can is well done.
lol @ the rods.. Would it be wrong to assume the rods with a bigger profile are actually the eBay ones? Figure they want to at least try and compensate for possible Q/C slips.
lol @ the rods.. Would it be wrong to assume the rods with a bigger profile are actually the eBay ones? Figure they want to at least try and compensate for possible Q/C slips.
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I think it's the angle.
You are correct. Eby is beefier.
You are correct. Eby is beefier.
They are all made in various chinese foundries. Prob to slightly different specs and differing QC acceptance criteria. On Alibaba you can find a few chinese sellers that sell them for $20-30/rod with a 20+ rod min (Order of turbo kitten rods?). IMO the moral of the story is, the super cheap ones are probably beefier than they need to be because of lower amounts of engineering going in to it, thus they are probably heavier then they need to be. Eagle/Manley/Name Brand Here either did a little FEA, or just dumb luck have a supplier with less material, and have lighter rods because they know that's all that required for the application.
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EFR outlet flange: should I run the full race one? Treadstone? I found an old thread where @Savington said that he sold better clamps and flanges but I don't see them anymore.
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Lol. I still email him if I have a real question. This is more of a "hey I'm talking about something you might know about, no answer required though."
I had similar 1/2 NPT aluminum bungs welded into my valve cover to use in place of the small stock breather ports to allow larger hoses so the airflow could slow down and carry less oil to the catch can. Run-on sentences.
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Got some more T5 work done. New input shaft showed up, still need to order new input and output seals. The input shaft swap was stupid easy.














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SADFab will not be offering a kit.
1.) we have no desire to produce something like that.
2.) Andrew at Track Speed Engineering is working on a kit and has graciously shared information with me and the public. Either use his helpful information to build your own. Or even better buy one from him. I can provide a phone number if needed too
1.) we have no desire to produce something like that.
2.) Andrew at Track Speed Engineering is working on a kit and has graciously shared information with me and the public. Either use his helpful information to build your own. Or even better buy one from him. I can provide a phone number if needed too







