I miss it everytime i see a picture or an article or talk to a family member. i'll be back some day but my spot is down here for now.Originally Posted by CJim7
Hey Dusty....not to hijack this thread....but do you ever make it back up to Missoula ever? I was born and raised in the bitterroot, left there last year and miss it something fierce.
I make it back at least one or two times a year.
Got a wedding on the 15th i have to go back for
IF washington wont quit spending money like mad men then i suggest we claim 9 deductions in 2010 and withold or taxes till the final dead line of 4/15/2011.
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This is the final drawing of the backplate. Jeff I will post up a couple pics of the machine work and maybe a quick video of a end mill going to town in the next couple of days here.
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Just a couple of linear tolerances to keep in mind
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Dude it's no wonder ya drink! holy heebie jeebies batman...that stuff would make me crazy
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Dirty Harry.
When I was a yonger man and had to crank handles for a livin' I had to do that stuff in my head lol........Just a couple of linear tolerances to keep in mind
1979 Jeep CJ-7 401 AMC, GMC 6-71 Blower 10% overdrive, Bugcatcher with electronic fuel injection and a little N2O for fun, all self built. (this supercharger stuff is easy)
Is it done yet?
1969 Rebel 401 TH400
1978 J10 401, QT
1978 Wag 401 QT
1973 Javelin AMX in pieces.
When I was a yonger man and had to crank handles for a livin' I had to do that stuff in my head lol........
Now that would drive me to drink!
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Lots of pics here so bear with me as I try to explain the first stages ok. This is a 3 piece timing cover that will utilize the use of the Morroso 3 stage dry sump pump and free up the distributor gear from having to drive the oil pump. Pics in 3 hours
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Here is the first block to be machined. It is approximately 12"s by 17"s and is 1.25" thick. A spendy piece of aluminumChucked a sharpie into the spindle and let the machine draw the outline of the part of the aluminum. Piccasso
The inside line the the exact path of a 2 flute 3/4" endmill spinning at 5200rpm and 27 inches per minute.
Time to pop some holes
Milling out the cavity for gear and chain clearance
Roughing out the cavity for the dry sump chain
Cavity all clear
Milled down extra stock for a 1.2500 thickness and a flat surface.
Holes tapped and the precision dry sump hole reamed out
RE_FIXTURE..If you look closely you will see the oil control grooves for a no leak condition on a soft gasket. This is the finale staging for the profile on the base plate. From here is will get a counterbore in the back and be flipped over for oil pan seal and tapped holes for the two front pan bolts.
Thats all for now...I know its just a tease but the best I am saving for next.
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