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Rusty 12-30-2013 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by phunk (Post 2631095)
With the new CNC here that dedicated for just auto parts... its never going to stop now! I think I am finally done purchasing most of the new tooling for it (aside from little per-project needs). I have several hundreds of pounds of aluminum showing up here Friday. That is only the start! I am making my list and checking it twice and I will be ordering damn near a truck load of material here! Let the billet goodness flow.

You guys are going to love (or hate) when I start getting deeper into my engine build and bay cleanup

phunk, you are going to cause some divorces if you keep this up. My new wife already suspects something is funny. :icon14:

djtodd 12-30-2013 07:16 PM

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phunk 12-31-2013 12:14 AM

Justin pulled the diff from the 350 today and we have the cover soaking in degreaser. Tomorrow I will mount it in the CNC to get precise dimensions on the bolt locations and etc. I will start a new thread next time I post about that project. This week probably.

Today I made the hard pipe prototypes for the stage 2 fuel system and figured out most the hose routing. Tomorrow and Wednesday I will finalize it and that will be that.

Tomorrow I will start packing up the paid-for RRPs since those should really be shipped ASAP.

phunk 12-31-2013 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by G37sHKS (Post 2631034)
Yes Just the fuel rails with fitting that accept -6AN hose please.

Got it. PM sent!

G37sHKS 12-31-2013 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by phunk (Post 2631683)
Got it. PM sent!

PM replied

clintfocus 01-02-2014 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by phunk (Post 2628413)
I would probably prefer if the majority of them were taken care of during January. But we can probably go a little longer where needed.

thats fair, thanks for the info dude!

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Originally Posted by phunk (Post 2629235)
Spohn just asked me to machine a billet diff cover. I could machine that rather quickly but I am curious if anyone else has interest in that. We could add a little bit of cooling fins, structural rigidity, and added capacity (perhaps .5 quart). Does something like this interest anyone else?

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Originally Posted by phunk (Post 2629278)
I could put any ports for fittings or sensors anywhere you guys want!

Drain
Fill/Level
Temp Port
Separate Fill from Drain? Probably ideal for those who run coolers.

Do you guys jack up your car from the diff? I know I do. But when I had the Nismo cover, I would just put the jack in front of the fins and lift from the iron only.

i would be interested in this

SPOHN 01-02-2014 03:41 PM

^ nice to so real parts made and real drivers wanting them.

clintfocus 01-02-2014 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by SPOHN (Post 2634225)
^ nice to so real parts made and real drivers wanting them.

i feel the same, and same goes to you ;)

clintfocus 01-02-2014 04:07 PM

im really excited about the RRP, not only so i dont have to even think about fuel starve, but also being able to lose 75-100lbs in fluid weight on track, thats going to be worth a significant about of time on track, and will feel SOO much better. also for street driving, i hate when im on the lower end of a tank, and have to baby a right turn interchange, not that im trying to go track speeds on the street, but its like we all modifiy our cars for grip, and even under the limits of adhesion on the street, our cars can fuel starve on a right

mts 01-02-2014 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by clintfocus (Post 2634287)
im really excited about the RRP, not only so i dont have to even think about fuel starve, but also being able to lose 75-100lbs in fluid weight on track, thats going to be worth a significant about of time on track, and will feel SOO much better.

+1. My closest track has a very long, very off camber sweeper and even heading out with a full tank, I cannot run a single full session without having issues. That's even pussy footing around on street tires (my hard core track days are behind me and it's just fun 6 or 7/10's now). I don't even want to know how quickly fuel issues would show up on this track pushing hard on race rubber.

clintfocus 01-02-2014 04:42 PM

another thing, i was having some minor starve issues even after topping off my last event at buttonwillow in a couple turns since i switched from Street tires to r comps O_O

martin82 01-02-2014 04:52 PM

slowdown bro LOLLL, I will have payment in no later than next week.

GSS138 01-03-2014 11:42 AM

Phunk I too would buy a finned diff cover from you today if you had one.

SPOHN 01-03-2014 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by GSS138 (Post 2635552)
Phunk I too would buy a finned diff cover from you today if you had one.

He might be thinking of doing a diff cover with just more capacity which will have the same effect in cooling as the fins. This way we can still jack the car up from the diff. We'll see. He knows what he's doing. Even with the fins it will have more capacity. But without you might get more.

SS_Firehawk 01-03-2014 12:42 PM

Putting in some OT to take care of my debt :)


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