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An item you could sell is water pump spacers. I used to sell them but haven't had time to get back into it lately. I had someone ask about a set a few days ago actually. I've got a .dxf file you can have if interested. Throttle body plates are a good item as well.
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What purpose is a water pump spacer? I remember seeing people selling cover plates years ago that were cool looking.Quote:
Originally Posted by firebird_1995
It just spaces the water pump away from the block far enough that you can remove the opti without removing the water pump. I never had extended drives made for mechanical pumps but it was good for electric pumps. Only drawback was you had to stand the radiator up a bit on f body cars.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Batman
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Anyone happen to have blueprints of a LT block laying around? Just need to correct the timing cover area, the rest should be good enough for what I need.
Mech fuel pump?
what we are trying to do, but correctly. this is what we havehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...97b8b2206a.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...4b2edf73ac.jpg
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Happen to have any other format then a .dxf? I might be able to convert it back to a solid model with fusion 360, but my luck there has been hit or miss. I know Mastercam doesn't do this conversion.Quote:
Originally Posted by firebird_1995
Ok everyone, need a bit of advice or maybe you all have seen a post here to refer me to. As of right now this is modeled based off a SBC manifold, the intake bolt patterns are also Gen 1 SBC. Easy fix, just need to know details on the exact bolt hole location and angles (even better if its referenced to a Gen 1 SBC bolt holes).
As of right now this is only 2.8300" tall. Still needs a midplate so figure 1" max there. A W175AX (2.9L Whipple) adds another 5.059". Max realistic height 8.9" bottom of the intake manifold to top of a whipple. Add a few inches for an intercooler (mounted to the bottom of a midplate).
The renderings are rough for right now, but easily show it is possible within the dimensions given above.
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As far as material.... 3.5" thick, 22" long and 11" wide. 6061 T6 aluminum as of today that's $534.82 (might not be the cheapest quote available) before it even touches the machine, starting weight 83lbs. That doesn't include the midplate to mount the supercharger.
Anyone still interested?
I would be but not anytime soon is my problem
No I sure don't. It's a simple draw though, take a water pump gasket, make it 1.25" thickQuote:
Originally Posted by 97.Z28
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