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  1. WMO4IDI

    E Brake Cables- question?

    There's usually enough space between the cable & the tip of the guide tube to inject grease with a syringe. I use that extra tacky Lucas Oil grease & shoot some in there. It'll seal it somewhat & avoids a bunch of dust/humidity accumulation in there.
  2. WMO4IDI

    Centrifuge bowl design ideas?

    Personally, I'd modify the existing bowl assuming you can weld at home. Weld a ring on the bottom to separate the drain areas while also adding a 2nd drain. Trimp the top & weld it on, for balancing I'm sure a tire shop could figure something out... RPM wise it's just a matter of pulleys...
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    PoBoy centrifuge build

    I picked up a basic REX-C100 temperature controller with a solid state relay to control the heater for roughly 50$ cad. It came with a M6 short sensor so I ordered a 2" one with 1/2 npt threading for another 20$. Up to now I've spent: - 385$ Poboy + shipping - 130$ Motor controller - 70$...
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    PoBoy centrifuge build

    Hey folks, I've been designing a wmo centrifuge setup with the cheapest available materials I can find, luckily I manage a fabrication shop :D The first item I dug up in my junk parts pile, a Johnson treadmill motor, 90V DC, 2.25 hp, 3150 rpm. I needed a controller for it which I found on...
  5. WMO4IDI

    The Official "Show Us Your Ride" pictures of member's trucks thread.

    I love how you did the inner pipe, you have high end OCD I remember shopping for perforated pipe once & none of my suppliers had any leads.
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    The Official "Show Us Your Ride" pictures of member's trucks thread.

    Right now the exhaust goes from stock manifolds to a Y & a resonator, then full 4" out, it sounds great around 2600 rpm but could breath better. I plan on running a true 4" stainless dual exhaust eventually, possibly making my own mufflers similar to what I did on my defunct silverado ss, see...
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    The Official "Show Us Your Ride" pictures of member's trucks thread.

    Hey folks, newbie here! Recently bought this little guy, a 1989 F-350 with a 1970's Peterbuilt sleeper, 7.3 IDI w/ ZF5. It drives pretty well considering its age. Here's a quick clip of it running: https://files.catbox.moe/4yj6xf.mp4 It's been a hauler most of it's life but it's soon getting...
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