ISPKI's latest activity
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ISPKI replied to the thread Clutch pedal bracket crack.I believe I had looked into those when I did my last ZF5 conversion, some years ago. McMaster carries a bushing that is almost identical... -
I just need to come up with a way to roll a bead on the pipes going from the turbos to the intake, there in the pile of welded parts...
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It's called "the octopus".....
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ISPKI replied to the thread parallel turbos.I need to know more about how you're doing that intake setup.
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ISPKI replied to the thread parallel turbos.Part of me wonders if that is part of why I got it into. It seemed like some kind of crazy high tech wizardry back when I was in...
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I would be proud to be a rock clunker...it takes some stones to strap on PPE and a helmet for most people... I know you can't...
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ISPKI replied to the thread parallel turbos.Yeah I have all the fancy machinery at work, Miller Dynasty 200s, a massive 600 amp XMT 456 multi process, several intellitigs, CK...
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ISPKI replied to the thread parallel turbos.I learned Mig first, then Tig and then stick. I think I picked up Tig so easily because I oversee my company's GTAW department and felt...
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Which did you learn first? I have only done stick(and Texas tig :sly) so far, but I've read that generally mig is easiest to learn, then...
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ISPKI replied to the thread Clutch pedal bracket crack.Well that puts a damper on the whole thing. Not that cast aluminum cant be repaired similarly but its alot less forgiving and requires...
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It should be cast aluminum. But I was actually thinking that someone with nothing better to do could actually build a whole new shebang...
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Seems like with some 1.25" angle and a cheep welder and a bunch of imagination you could invent something. Just ask @ISPKI , he's a...
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ISPKI replied to the thread Clutch pedal bracket crack.Depends what the material is. I dont recall if that frame is steel or aluminum. Might be mixing it up with the sub frame that mounts up...
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ISPKI replied to the thread parallel turbos.Sounds like one of the machines I use in my shop, the one I use most often actually, an Eastwood MP250i. I rarely stick weld with it...
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ISPKI replied to the thread parallel turbos.I will pretend I can wrap my head around that. For me, mig was the easiest process to learn, then tig, then stick, then all the other...
