Cylinder Head project !!!
migue,
In the event I want to replace the springs that came with the head I purchased, are you aware of any place to purchase a new set of springs? If I've researched correctly, 4g69 springs aren't being used in any other mitsu motor. I figure even just a new set of springs treated and lubed would be just fine. If I can't find any, are you aware of any other stronger springs that may work?
*edit*
anyone know our valve spring measurements? In theory couldn't we just buy any valve spring with the same outer/inner inside diameter?
In the event I want to replace the springs that came with the head I purchased, are you aware of any place to purchase a new set of springs? If I've researched correctly, 4g69 springs aren't being used in any other mitsu motor. I figure even just a new set of springs treated and lubed would be just fine. If I can't find any, are you aware of any other stronger springs that may work?
*edit*
anyone know our valve spring measurements? In theory couldn't we just buy any valve spring with the same outer/inner inside diameter?
Last edited by boozeup&riot; Jul 7, 2007 at 03:58 PM.
I think I will ask otter to delete this thread so that I can start it with all the steps in one post and where and how to do it ,,, It might take like an hour for me to do it .... The pics are not working because my photobucket album was rearranged DAMN IT!! I FORGOT THE LINKS CHANGE .... hey otter can you help me out here!!!
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Some Of Migue's Secret Sauce
Here's a top secret project coming to fruition for Migue. I'm trying to build this with no circuit board.
I wont tell you what it is yet. I'll just poke ya with a stick.
KungFu attached.
I wont tell you what it is yet. I'll just poke ya with a stick.
KungFu attached.
Hey drew that looks like a clip from the transformers movie LoL.. Thanks by the way for the favor you wont be forgotten for this.... Did you manage to try it to see if it pulsates?
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I found a few spare minutes since my last post. I also found some old electronic boards laying around in storage at work. They happened to have the parts I needed, a fast switching diode lm914/1n4148 and a pair of 100nF capcitors.
I have the circuit complete--although it looks like a ball of electronics right now-- WTF!! Hehehehe The leads that are soldered together, pointing up in the photo is GND (-).
If I have time, I'll test it to see if I have a waveform @ desired frequency out.
See attached update.
I have the circuit complete--although it looks like a ball of electronics right now-- WTF!! Hehehehe The leads that are soldered together, pointing up in the photo is GND (-).
If I have time, I'll test it to see if I have a waveform @ desired frequency out.
See attached update.
I found a few spare minutes since my last post. I also found some old electronic boards laying around in storage at work. They happened to have the parts I needed, a fast switching diode lm914/1n4148 and a pair of 100nF capcitors.
I have the circuit complete--although it looks like a ball of electronics right now-- WTF!! Hehehehe The leads that are soldered together, pointing up in the photo is GND (-).
If I have time, I'll test it to see if I have a waveform @ desired frequency out.
See attached update.
I have the circuit complete--although it looks like a ball of electronics right now-- WTF!! Hehehehe The leads that are soldered together, pointing up in the photo is GND (-).
If I have time, I'll test it to see if I have a waveform @ desired frequency out.
See attached update.
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Hey Migue, I'm going to PM u from here on out... I tested and the output ended up @ 30HZ, or 30 pulses per second. This might be too fast? I will make a modification later to slow it down to 10HZ.
