Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
Nice build man, keep going!
Congrats on your engagement.
Cheers,
- that dude
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Ed found these trick quick release fire extinguisher mounts. Either going to go on the harness bar or under the passengers knees.
Had a trampoline incident last night and grew a second knee. **** hurts.
Had a trampoline incident last night and grew a second knee. **** hurts.
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Spent some time playing with the welder and my spare pan.
Trying to decide if I want to use an NPT bung for options (45* fitting, low profile, etc) or an AN bung for simplicity.
Trying to decide if I want to use an NPT bung for options (45* fitting, low profile, etc) or an AN bung for simplicity.
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I bought this (to use with ORB plug for now):
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...oduct=3228-126
ARP does one for a little cheaper.
AN/ORB unions are like $12 from Pegasus, so the total price is comparable to if you got a nice low-profile female NPT bung and an AN/NPT union.
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...oduct=3228-126
ARP does one for a little cheaper.
AN/ORB unions are like $12 from Pegasus, so the total price is comparable to if you got a nice low-profile female NPT bung and an AN/NPT union.
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Gonna order a couple of these maybe. I don't like how thin they are on the inside, makes the welding a lot harder.
Decisions decisions. Or i'll stick with the basic 10AN. I'll build a manifold first and figure out placement.
10 An Weld Bung Female O Ring Boss ORB | eBay
Decisions decisions. Or i'll stick with the basic 10AN. I'll build a manifold first and figure out placement.
10 An Weld Bung Female O Ring Boss ORB | eBay
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Those look thinner in that area than the Pegasus ones. The ARP one looks even beefier.
https://www.summitracing.com/oh/parts/arp-800-8114
https://www.summitracing.com/oh/parts/arp-800-8114
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Those ARP ones look good. If I need then I'll probably go that route. Maybe a basic 10an fitting will work. I have like 6 of em. Need 2 for my catch can, and 1 for the valve cover.
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Seems like -10 AN male is the way to go for everything except the oil drain. I love using fewer fittings, but having extra threaded aluminum crap sticking out to hit the subframe sounds unpleasant.
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