Needs a clutch irregardless. #stewie
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I remember seeing a twin organic clutch on the for sale section. I'm driving daily on one, it's actually pretty reasonable. :party:
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Originally Posted by Der_Idiot
(Post 1359396)
I remember seeing a twin organic clutch on the for sale section. I'm driving daily on one, it's actually pretty reasonable. :party:
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sorry to ask this late, but where did you get that clamp and bolts for the turbo? I bought an aluminum super core and reused the old hardware from my original 6258.
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Originally Posted by psyber_0ptix
(Post 1359475)
sorry to ask this late, but where did you get that clamp and bolts for the turbo? I bought an aluminum super core and reused the old hardware from my original 6258.
Not sure what clamp you are talking about exactly. EDIT: I just looked at my own picture and realized you were talking about the housing clamp. That is not a picture of my turbo and I have no idea where that comes from. I am using the normal bolt tabs. |
Are the bolts you got from them inconel? How much were they.
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Yea now I wonder if there was a redesign with the aluminum cores and the pressure some small tabs/ears might be doing to the flange. I never thought twice about mixing and matching housings and cores/flanges. I did notice (only once) that my bolts rattled loose a tiny bit. Now I'm paranoid and want to check them when I get home tonight.
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Originally Posted by Ryan_G
(Post 1356702)
What I was told may help someone else on this board so listen up. Apparently the bolts in the aluminum housings on the new EFRs will anneal the aluminum in certain motorsports applications and backout. This was first discovered by the indy teams and ARP was contracted to make a custom Inconel bolt that is predrilled for safety wire.
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Good to know. Inconel safety wire too?
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Originally Posted by aidandj
(Post 1359512)
Good to know. Inconel safety wire too?
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I have no doubt my ss bolts will be fine for my use....must resist sending more money.
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Originally Posted by aidandj
(Post 1359515)
I have no doubt my ss bolts will be fine for my use....must resist sending more money.
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The stainless bolts I have are also drilled for safety wire.
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Placed an order with flyin miata this afternoon fora rear main seal, new FM2 clutch disc, and all a new seals for the transmission while I am in there. I also picked up a 36-2 trigger wheel for an ATI Damper so I can get that installed while I'm at it.
I ended up buying a house during my leave of absence from the forum. I rent out the main home and live in the carriage home in the back for now because I don't need all that living space. However, the first floor of the carriage home is a roughly 800 sq-ft unfinished space which I will be making into a garage/workshop/man cave. I had to cut a hole for a garage door facing the alley because it did not have one before. The door had to be ordered and should arrive at the installer tomorrow. They will be installing it sometime next week. So excited. Boarded up garage door opening. This side is just wide enough for the miata to drive in and open the doors to get out of the car without too much trouble. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...6db06d788c.jpg Another shot from near the opening itself showing the space I will put a work bench and the storage closet for tools and such. https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...519fe01870.jpg This is the other side that I plan to turn into an entertainment area. It currently has my ping pong table, beer fridge and fermenting chamber, and a couch. Needs to be cleaned up and rearranged but its a work in progress. https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...489c470274.jpg It looks smaller in the pictures than it is in real life. Especially the length of the building. |
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Ryan pulled out the engine and transmission on Saturday. This is the only shot I have of it.
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You people posting pics of pulling engines and welding in flip-flops always freaks me the hell out :eek4:
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Originally Posted by EO2K
(Post 1379931)
You people posting pics of pulling engines and welding in flip-flops always freaks me the hell out :eek4:
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Originally Posted by EO2K
(Post 1379931)
You people posting pics of pulling engines and welding in flip-flops always freaks me the hell out :eek4:
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I almost dropped something on his feet at one point. I think it was a tool of some sort.
In his defense, it was 82*F. But I always wear shoes when working on cars or cutting the grass. I don't need extra problems. The regular problems are plentiful enough. |
Safety Flops™
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