Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
10-06-2015, 07:42 PM
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Wait for pictures guys. The caliper isn't centered on the rotor, and I should have noticed it. I think it comes with the territory of running rotors that are "technically" too thick.
Good thing is. Steel vs Aluminum, steel wins. Bad thing is. Now nobody will want to buy these when I want to get the red ones.
Good thing is. Steel vs Aluminum, steel wins. Bad thing is. Now nobody will want to buy these when I want to get the red ones.
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10-06-2015, 07:43 PM
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The only thing I cut was the headline to the clutch master.
Everything else should be 100% intact.
The only things I haven't gotten yet are the front spindles.
I'll get them Friday morning.
Everything else should be 100% intact.
The only things I haven't gotten yet are the front spindles.
I'll get them Friday morning.
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10-06-2015, 07:51 PM
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Spindles have the sensor mounts in them, do they not? I believe they are required. I still have one of the spindles of Ed's MSM and thats where the sensor mounts. That's specifically why I wanted the spindles.
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10-06-2015, 07:51 PM
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Yes but I have an NA. So I need NA spindles. This is an NB parts car.
Use NB subframes. Better bumpsteer characteristicks or some ****.
Use NB subframes. Better bumpsteer characteristicks or some ****.
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10-06-2015, 07:55 PM
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They do interchange. At the "cost" of 5mm more track width. I already have NA rear spindles. and 1 NA front spindle. So the extra 5mm of track on one wheel would get screwy.
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10-06-2015, 11:59 PM
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Electricians. or internet electricians. how does my 10-50 to 6-50 conversion cord look? will it kill me? or more importantly my welder? or will it work
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10-07-2015, 12:10 AM
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Got impatient. It worked
Now new question. Can I run this air compressor motor off this outlet? And when you say now, how much of a no? burn the house down? Or just pop the breaker a few times.
Now new question. Can I run this air compressor motor off this outlet? And when you say now, how much of a no? burn the house down? Or just pop the breaker a few times.
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10-07-2015, 01:27 AM
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probably not to code, but if that cable is good enough for my dryer it's good enough to weld with.
I did the same thing, handy tool for finding weld power near any dryer.
I believe the other outlet is a 15/20A 220, I would not try to run the compressor on that but it shouldn't burn a house down, if it's to code. You won't be running it on it if it's too small, it will pop every time it tries to start. I'd check the wire gauge behind the plate if you are super worried.
I did the same thing, handy tool for finding weld power near any dryer.
I believe the other outlet is a 15/20A 220, I would not try to run the compressor on that but it shouldn't burn a house down, if it's to code. You won't be running it on it if it's too small, it will pop every time it tries to start. I'd check the wire gauge behind the plate if you are super worried.
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