Another personal touch Steve. I think we need to tally these up somehow! It looks great, of course!:D
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Another personal touch Steve. I think we need to tally these up somehow! It looks great, of course!:D
Ok, that does it..........I'm officially a hack! :o Steve, your touches never cease to amaze me and the rest of us, I'm sure. You aren't planning on running a plain old ignition key, are you? :LOL:
Don
Plain old ignition key :eek: you got to be kidding :LOL::LOL::LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by Itoldyouso
I don't think you will ever be considered a hack Don, I always admire my elders :LOL::LOL::LOL:
Don I think he's going to mill his own keys out of stainless! And i noticed he didn't deny the possibility of making his own ignition!:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by roadster32
Cheers Steve, I just couldn't go with the norm :(
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Originally Posted by stovens
HMMMMM i am thinking some one heated the outer and slip them on .. hot .or primer and 620 loctie . i press big stuff in smaller holes all the time there is trick s.. dry ice works to sitting in methanol to shrink stuff to...pipes look good did some thing like what you did on some harley ex pipes i builtQuote:
Originally Posted by roadster32
I polished the inside Pat and they push on really tight, I will fuse weld the outlet end and then polish out the weld later.
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Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
Steve,
That would make that union "Tight as a frogs ass, and that's water proof".:eek::D
Jack.
:lol::lol::lol:
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Originally Posted by jack f
Still no conrods so been fiddling with bits & pieces, i'm using Thru the frame fittings but didn't want to use catalogue parts so came up with the same fitting but looking different and cost pennies and a couple of hours time instead of $25 :3dSMILE:
Here's a normal catalogue Thru the frame fitting, looks like a bolt don't it :rolleyes:
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n12th20116.jpg
Here's a 9/16" or 14mm stainless bolt that will look like a different Thru the frame fitting :)
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n12th20111.jpg
First job was to drill it through the centre with a 8.5mm drill (this is the tapping size for 3/8" UNF)
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...an12th2011.jpg
Next the head end was tapped 3/8" UNF to accept a stainless banjo bolt.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n12th20112.jpg
The other end was drilled to be tapped 1/8" NPT to accept a stainless 90 degree brake adaptor.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n12th20115.jpg
Here it is fitted up with a brake hose.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n12th20118.jpg
Here its trial fitted in a piece of frame material.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...12th201110.jpg
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...12th201111.jpg
Steve I like your version better!
Very very nice Steve, that's 50 pound you saved for Sue to spend on new shoes.LOL LOL...
Cheers Steve, i like them too.
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Originally Posted by stovens
Steve,
Love your work as always but I have a question about your thru the frame fitting. Have you made and used one of these before? I only ask because in one of my latest rod mags somebody was having a problem with a spongy brake petal. It turned out to be the thru the frame brake fitting. The guy used a commercial bought one that was like the one in your 1st pic. The problem was the initial thru hole thru the bolt. After the end fittings were installed it left a large cavern in the middle of the bolt where air was trapped and no amount of bleeding would get rid of it. For some reason the problem didn't show up with all users of that fitting. The solution in this case was to machine a tube with an OD the same as the ID of the thru hole and an ID the same as that of the brake line and install that in the bold to eliminate the cavern. If this is not your first use of this type of fitting and all has worked fine please disregard all of the preceding.:CRY::LOL::cool:
Jack.
Hi Jack yep i read that too, I've fitted these to i don't know how many cars including my own without any problems, Mine is drilled 8.5mm all the way through so no cavitys, but i would say how ever they are made the hose id will always be the smallest.
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Originally Posted by Jack F