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not commercially, but not a hard part to make.

me and some others from school have a few projects on the go that we were considering patenting, but the cost is prohibitive. the best plan is to not tell anyone about your idea, build a prototype, and then try to license or sell the idea. this way, you don't put your own capital into the...

planning on installing a scatter shield with the new clutch?

i have to use it, im 6'4". probably my biggest pet peeve about alot of cars nowadays is that they don't have very much adjustment in the steering wheel. i love the supras wheel.

if you want really cool stuff, check https://sdp-si.com/eStore/

what are your tolerances like? theres 20.64mm aka 0.8175" round stock: http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?pid=1088&step=4&showunits=mm

how would you test them on an oscope? im heading back to school on monday and could probably get into the electronics lab, but i dont know how to test them.

you should get one of the fiberglass consoles that tte sells, he can make you one that deletes the unused/unwanted parts of the console instead of using a cover. i like the afc in the vent, looks slick!

my coils arrived today. they look almost new, and they came with wires.... since im getting the ones from 935, if someone wants stock ones, they can have these cheap.

what steering wheel quickrelease is that? love the car, burgandy is a great color for the mk3 :)

do you know if Flow sells just the cutting head and associated parts? I've been looking around, haven't found much info. I can build my own 3/4/5 axis CNC without too much trouble, but find a complete abrasivejet cutting head is quite difficult.

looks wicked!

i love waterjet (or rather, abrasivejet). with the experience of building a large cnc router, my next project machine will be an abrasivejet. there a local company that bought a Flow model, they charge over $150/hr and are busy 10 hrs a day...

ya, i was thinking more about fiberglass tape, but i guess it would depend on the type of weave and alot on the resin, give the harsh environment underhood.

couldnt you do the same piping idea with fiberglass and the appropriate resin? i was thinking that carbon tape, the stuff that comes in rolls thats usually 1" wide or so, would be even easier. just wrap the styrafoam like you would heatwrap an exhaust pipe. think it would work?

as an alternative to welding all of the holes shut and painting the engine bay, i think it is very nice. you should remove the headlights and get in behind them on the rad support. looks good!

i ordered the first set of wires from 935, ill let you guys know how they are. they should arrive about the same time as the coils.

good to hear about the welding, im picking up argon on the weekend :)

get colormatched paint. most chain autoparts stores that have paint section will be able to do it, just bring them a part, or give them the paint code for your car. You can get it in a tin, to use a proper spray gun, or you can get it in a spraybomb. i used a spraybomb, and it turned out ok, but...

metal epoxy and a machine screw?