very interesting...subscribes

 

Just a bit of an update.. The motor is mounted with temporary motor mounts so I can trace some templates, The engine itself is sitting a little forward and may be a tight fit for the turbo. However The templates I'm tracing will lower the engine about an inch, and set it back about 2 inches.

I'm trying to find a good location for the pump, it looks like I may have to do it "indian larry" style with the pump hanging off somewhere, not my style unless I can find tiny inline pumps to use for the moment.

 

Damn that's cool... i want one!

 

www.kikker5150.com The bike is small, but no moped or pocket bike..

 

Looking good Jack.

 

Looks real cool.

 

You're that crazy neighbor I wish I had

 

cool looking baby turbo!

 

Remember that show Home Improvement? Yeah, thats me..

 

You can buy sheet stock phenolic from Small Parts.com Easily machinable, drillable and cutable.


Milburn

 

Fortunately I found a good source for Phenolic, Delrin, Nylon, and whatnot, I am purchasing a CNC machine in the next few months, basically a used bridgeport with a stepper motor and controller upgrade, but its expensive and my shop doesn't have the room for it now.

THe cool thing is I can actually create templates for things like phenolic or delrin spacers with O-ring sealing surfaces (no sealer required, so it acts as a reusable gasket and whatnot.

For the moment, I have two projects going on the same chassis at the same time.

 

Kinda late here but anyhow.Go to homemadeturbo.com.Theyll love this as the website is anything turbo and they do crazy stuff like this all te time.You can probably get a lot of help and info on their forum as well.