Blue PFL V8 conversion

Started by 8thumpers, January 14, 2018, 00:39

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8thumpers

Should be ok... used a lot on gt40 reps etc

It only needs one gear anyway!!!
Quote from: Joesson on August  5, 2018, 10:57
That seems a long way for a rod linkage. But, you won't be needing many gear changes with all that torque available!

jonbill

Glad you're still making progress. Keep it up.

8thumpers

Quote from: jonbill on August  5, 2018, 12:46
Glad you're still making progress. Keep it up.
Cheers mate

s12vea

Some great progress mate. Keep up the good work i can almost hear that v8 running ;)
TF204 Blue
Another one won't hurt  .....

ayresyboy

SW20 Gen4 Turbo // SW20 1MZ V6

8thumpers

Spent a night or two converting the old £56 mig to a euro torch. A vast improvement on wire feed and smoothness.

A little late in the night to really test it, but 1st impressions are good!

8thumpers

The first of the hubs had been built up with ally weld on the you.
Next job is to do the milling down to the required size and see how it fits the shock leg...

MrT

Well that's coming along well. Are you going to heat treat the hub to relieve and restore strength to the welded section?
Cheers
Tyler

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Project: MR-S import (JDM) now my toy and mule for:
SC build OR a 2AR-FXE swap (ref: Frankenstein Motorworks) OR Electric conversion
AND rebody with a fibreglass replica of Porsche 550 Spyder.

8thumpers

Finally got the first hub in the mill.
I'm v impressed with the weld build up.... you can barely see the joint.

shnazzle

Hold on. Did you build a section of metal using weld?
Is that the equivalent of making car body parts using expanding foam and then trimming it?

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8thumpers

Quote from: shnazzle on September 29, 2018, 17:35
Hold on. Did you build a section of metal using weld?
Is that the equivalent of making car body parts using expanding foam and then trimming it?

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Yes !
it's the same process they use for re-profiling cams.

shnazzle

Well I'll be damned....

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jvanzyl

Quote from: 8thumpers on September 29, 2018, 18:59
Quote from: shnazzle on September 29, 2018, 17:35
Hold on. Did you build a section of metal using weld?
Is that the equivalent of making car body parts using expanding foam and then trimming it?

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Yes !
it's the same process they use for re-profiling cams.
You cannot insert a mind blown gif...
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8thumpers

Finally got a trial fitting of the 1st rear hub. It looks like it was factory made for the job!

jonbill

Ah that all makes sense to me now, I couldn't picture how that hub went before [emoji3526]. Keep up the good work.

Joesson

Well that was really lucky ;)

8thumpers

Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 09:46
Well that was really lucky ;)
Sometimes you have to have an eye for it! Lol

Joesson

@8thumpers - From your photos I believe you are milling the ally dry.
Have you had any problem with it sticking to the cutting edge?
Paraffin was the cutting fluid for ally, when I was a miller, but that was a while ago.

Hope your "luck" continues ;)

8thumpers

Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 22:02
@8thumpers - From your photos I believe you are milling the ally dry.
Have you had any problem with it sticking to the cutting edge?
Paraffin was the cutting fluid for ally, when I was a miller, but that was a while ago.

Hope your "luck" continues ;)
Hey
No we did mill it with cutting fluid - applied by hand every so often. Works ok :)
Fingers crossed on the luck!

StuC

Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 22:02
when I was a miller

Aaaaah this was you the Tony..

@8thumpers keep going fella. Ding Day 19 isn't far away! ;)
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Joesson

Quote from: StuC on November  3, 2018, 00:08
Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 22:02
when I was a miller

Aaaaah this was you the Tony..

@8thumpers keep going fella. Ding Day 19 isn't far away! ;)

Glad to see your back @StuC  - and grinding them out ;)

1979scotte

Quote from: StuC on November  3, 2018, 00:08
Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 22:02
when I was a miller

Aaaaah this was you the Tony..

@8thumpers keep going fella. Ding Day 19 isn't far away! ;)

Only after sprouts eh Tony.

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Joesson

Quote from: 8thumpers on November  2, 2018, 23:31
Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 22:02
@8thumpers - From your photos I believe you are milling the ally dry.
Have you had any problem with it sticking to the cutting edge?
Paraffin was the cutting fluid for ally, when I was a miller, but that was a while ago.

Hope your "luck" continues ;)
Hey
No we did mill it with cutting fluid - applied by hand every so often. Works ok :)
Fingers crossed on the luck!

Sorry @8thumpers, I'm sure you know how to suck eggs as well as I do ;)

Joesson

Quote from: 1979scotte on November  3, 2018, 09:27
Quote from: StuC on November  3, 2018, 00:08
Quote from: Joesson on November  2, 2018, 22:02
when I was a miller

Aaaaah this was you the Tony..

@8thumpers keep going fella. Ding Day 19 isn't far away! ;)




Only after sprouts eh Tony.




@Joesson @StuC

@1979scotte said"Lanzarote, sunny but windy"

Are sprouts on the menu in Lanzarote?


jvanzyl

Any updates on this one? Ding day approacheth....

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