Group Buy - EOI - Twin Cam Thermostat outlet adaptor
Group Buy - EOI - Twin Cam Thermostat outlet adaptor
As those of us who are/have faced the coolant issue with the TC conversion, I am being put in touch through a 'mate of a mate' with a repetition engineering guy here in Sydney who is able to do this sort of thing as a bulk order.
Can I get some ideas of numbers to participate in a group buy of a machined thermostat housing adaptor for the twin cam conversion.
I will cover the up front costs etc so not looking for money at this stage just an idea of how many we would be talking about eg 10, 20, 5 whatever.
They would be cnc machined and/or milled with a flange to come from the rear of the head, under the CAS for the pipework to a front located T/S housing
Can I get some ideas of numbers to participate in a group buy of a machined thermostat housing adaptor for the twin cam conversion.
I will cover the up front costs etc so not looking for money at this stage just an idea of how many we would be talking about eg 10, 20, 5 whatever.
They would be cnc machined and/or milled with a flange to come from the rear of the head, under the CAS for the pipework to a front located T/S housing
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how much interest you get will depend on what the price is ;)
post up a price based on what the guy thinks it will cost, e.g. $x for 1, $y for 5, $z for 10, etc.. and then you will get people who are ready to put money down :D
post up a price based on what the guy thinks it will cost, e.g. $x for 1, $y for 5, $z for 10, etc.. and then you will get people who are ready to put money down :D
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In my opinion it's not the money that matters, more the r&d involved to make a quality bolt on piece, that is "part of the missing puzzle" in converting a twincam.
Yes jayracing make a front outlet, but anyone who has bought one will tell you it needs to be extended (ie, not a bolt on).
I much prefer the idea of a rear exit housing as per the factory.
Count me in :D
P.S. Redzone, how is the powersteering brackets going? :P
Yes jayracing make a front outlet, but anyone who has bought one will tell you it needs to be extended (ie, not a bolt on).
I much prefer the idea of a rear exit housing as per the factory.
Count me in :D
P.S. Redzone, how is the powersteering brackets going? :P
Thrash,
I aint even spoken to the guy yet, I just want a bit of an idea (as i said) of who 'may' be interested. I'm not asking for commitment but it would be nice to talk to a REPITION ENGINEER about possible quantities rather than say 'make me 1.'
Like www18u said, this part of the conversion is what causes people the most headaches and I am just trying to come up with a more or less off the shelf solution rather than everyone trying to invent their own wheel to overcome it. I have seen so many variations on the same theme a common product would be to everyone's advantage.
I aint even spoken to the guy yet, I just want a bit of an idea (as i said) of who 'may' be interested. I'm not asking for commitment but it would be nice to talk to a REPITION ENGINEER about possible quantities rather than say 'make me 1.'
Like www18u said, this part of the conversion is what causes people the most headaches and I am just trying to come up with a more or less off the shelf solution rather than everyone trying to invent their own wheel to overcome it. I have seen so many variations on the same theme a common product would be to everyone's advantage.
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here's the onei made for steve's car:
i guess you could show him that to give him an idea..
i can make the p/s brackets whenever you want them, the steel is marked out ready to go! and i'm quiet at the moment so....
i guess you could show him that to give him an idea..
i can make the p/s brackets whenever you want them, the steel is marked out ready to go! and i'm quiet at the moment so....
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Thanks Redzone,
I will take that along so he's got an idea of what the finished product should resemble. Then i can get some drawings made up.
Woody, as I am close with my TC, I would be looking to have mine in the same timeframe.
at this stage I might get 10 or so as a starting point and I can always have these in stock for people as/if they want to move to TC conversion.
I would think the US guys would be interested as well if they know of the availability.
Thanks guys, I just wanted a bit of a heads up
I will take that along so he's got an idea of what the finished product should resemble. Then i can get some drawings made up.
Woody, as I am close with my TC, I would be looking to have mine in the same timeframe.
at this stage I might get 10 or so as a starting point and I can always have these in stock for people as/if they want to move to TC conversion.
I would think the US guys would be interested as well if they know of the availability.
Thanks guys, I just wanted a bit of a heads up
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