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  • #27389
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    Judge1 Frazer
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    Hey all a little parts update and exhaust fix on the six so the six had a leak under the inlet manifold so pulled it all off  and you can see in photos how restricted the exhaust is so I changed it so it can breathe better maybe get an extra 1 hp and save some gas as it’s 2.41 a litre here , and the parts are for the gear box tr6060 the rear case conversion I can run both electronic and mechanical speedo also have a 31 spline yoke which I prefer than having a slip joint in the drive shaft

    20180913_065502 by Frazer Russell[/url], on Flickr

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    #27390
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    :facepalm:

    20181020_095952 by Frazer Russell[/url], on Flickr

    #27454
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    Nice!!

    #27686
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    Hey all wait for it I finely did it a Christmas present to myself  I have purchased a lsa engine (crate) :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: 14grand already here in nz best thing is I can pay it of over 4 months , so now I’ll have all the suspension ,brakes, diff, motor, gear box, fuel pumps, other little things…. still a lot to get though  , as I keep getting part once my work shop is build I can start on the car build itself

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    #27688
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    whoo hoo awesome news!

    #27689
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    Cheers Ian, might have to use it as a coffee table in the mean time put some glass on top ,,still waiting on trimatic parts for six though

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Profile photo of Judge1 Frazer Judge1 Frazer. Reason: spelling for cava
    #27690
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    Good choice of Engine it’s a no brainer these days, just looked I’ve had my engine 10 years next month, it’s almost an LSA prototype and has been brilliant!  B-)

    #27691
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    yeah I think when I joined the forum 3 a bit years ago I looked at the l98 and whipple then decided that the lsa was the choice as you say can not build it for that worse if you don’t have a motor to start with

    Going to have a go at making the engine mounts and headers for it

    #27692
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    Mounts are easy, I made my own “tough mounts”…

    1.5” CDW roll cage tube is 33mm ID, Superpro SPF2051K Suspension poly bushes are a perfect fit and you can buy 18mm bright steel bar that fits inside them for the crush tubes, 12mm hole through them and you’re good to go!

    #27693
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    tho

    assuming you can weld and fabricate lol

    #27694
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    tho

    assuming you can weld and fabricate lol

    We’re Men of course we can!  :yes:

    #27696
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    tho

    assuming you can weld and fabricate lol

    Hey Cava yes I think I can, well I am going to try, I’m going to do the mini tubs as well ,there is a lot of fabrication that I want to do with the bumpers and bonnet, once I get my new house and shed built I’ll get a Tig and lathe

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    Mounts are easy, I made my own “tough mounts”… 1.5” CDW roll cage tube is 33mm ID, Superpro SPF2051K Suspension poly bushes are a perfect fit and you can buy 18mm bright steel bar that fits inside them for the crush tubes, 12mm hole through them and you’re good to go!

     

    Great little recipe there  :good:

    #27698
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    I used them for everything in the Lexcen, Lower Control Arms, Engine mounts, Rear Subframe mounts, 3 years of competition they’re all perfect still.

    Damn sight cheaper than Tough mounts as well, you just cut them down as needed lengthwise, stock they end up around about 100mm long from memory.

    #27699
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    Nice work Ian

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    Just an up date on the Tr6060 I have done the conversion of the rear section striped whole gearbox striped main shaft put everything on to new longer shaft and put all back together with the help of an engineering friend took most of a day and looks good and has all 7 gears see who can work that out   :wacko:

    gearbox porn below

    20190201_101920 by Frazer Russell[/url], on Flickr

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    Below is what it use to be with the flange coupler

    20180805_161723 by Frazer Russell[/url], on Flickr

    #27869
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    That is dam good.

    Well done mate.

    #27870
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    Judge1 Frazer
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    Cheers Bud

    #27875
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    Immortality
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    6 forward + 1 reverse :)

    Nice work.

    #27883
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    Gearbox porn indeed…

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