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Old 15th February 2014, 08:15 PM
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Comin along nicely. Which reminds me, I must get my finger out.
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Old 29th March 2014, 12:20 AM
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after contemplating for a while and looking at the options for the rear diff on the mx5 I really liked the idea of talons diff cover!! thinking about heat transfer I studied the diff and thought could I bolt it in my lathe and shave 5mm and make a plate to sandwich in between so I gave it a go seems to of worked and you still use the old ali cover so correct oil level and breather are in place
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Old 29th March 2014, 07:57 AM
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Nice that's pretty much what I was talking about a while ago but my diff is already mounted so didn't bother with it. Ill know what to do if my diff gives up now though!

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Old 29th March 2014, 08:03 AM
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Thats a nice version of Phils idea. Do you know if there is enough meat to shave 10mm off instead for a thicker plate.?
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Old 29th March 2014, 10:58 AM
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Thats a nice version of Phils idea. Do you know if there is enough meat to shave 10mm off instead for a thicker plate.?
10mm should be ok if you look at my build pics there is a pic on there of the cover before i removed the arms and put it on the lathe the lip it started with was 5mm, the reason why i kept it to 5mm as phils plate is 5mm and it took six hours to make a bracket to hold in the lathe and take the 5mm off!!!
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Old 29th March 2014, 09:58 PM
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Thats a nice version of Phils idea. Do you know if there is enough meat to shave 10mm off instead for a thicker plate.?
Got to apologise Dualist I had a look at the diff cover tonight and 5mm is the limit to shave it down by otherwise you would hit into the driveshaft seals
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Old 23rd May 2014, 07:32 AM
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Engine mounts made
Steering shaft made
Pedal box made
Half way through the roll bar
Can't wait to get this all powder coated feel like I'm getting somewhere then!!!
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