Billet TC Housing! Magnus Motorsports is the Business!
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Billet TC Housing! Magnus Motorsports is the Business!
How long has this thing been out??! Looks like a new wave of engineering for the evo 8/9 ACD or non-ACD! If this could be done with the transfer case and make the "entire part" 450% stronger, it can happen FOR THE MR 6 SPEED! Any thoughts or experience with this awesome part?
(Images taken from Magnus's website)
(Images taken from Magnus's website)
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$3,850.
Oof.
I feel like this definitely mostly just needed as a max effort drag racing part.
Oof.
I feel like this definitely mostly just needed as a max effort drag racing part.
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Pal215 (May 23, 2019)
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If someone built up a 6 speed transmission case like this which included shaft supports in the middle to prevent flexing, and a larger sump, one could theoretically throw in the Albins gears and call it strong AF. More custom work would be needed, but not impossible.
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Oh man, I can only imagine the dev cost that went through building that or building a full trans case. You would definitely want to be looking into forging a rough shape first here. But this kinda stuff really makes me want a UMC750ss.
Reality is though I'll probably just get a 4th axis for the VF and a lathe with live tooling and sub to get these turned parts knocked out better/quicker.
Reality is though I'll probably just get a 4th axis for the VF and a lathe with live tooling and sub to get these turned parts knocked out better/quicker.
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Oh man, I can only imagine the dev cost that went through building that or building a full trans case. You would definitely want to be looking into forging a rough shape first here. But this kinda stuff really makes me want a UMC750ss.
Reality is though I'll probably just get a 4th axis for the VF and a lathe with live tooling and sub to get these turned parts knocked out better/quicker.
Reality is though I'll probably just get a 4th axis for the VF and a lathe with live tooling and sub to get these turned parts knocked out better/quicker.
Absolutely. It took a lot out of them i'm sure. Do you take contract work on the side? If I had a 4 or 5 axis CNC I would spend the next week learning to program it and do some side business for small start ups etc.
That UMC750ss is a $200,000.00 machine. One could probably CNC every single car part. From suspension components, to rims, to engine blocks, to TC
Last edited by Pal215; May 23, 2019 at 03:17 PM.
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Absolutely. It took a lot out of them i'm sure. Do you take contract work on the side? If I had a 4 or 5 axis CNC I would spend the next week learning to program it and do some side business for small start ups etc.
That UMC750ss is a $200,000.00 machine. One could probably CNC every single car part. From suspension components, to rims, to engine blocks, to TC
That UMC750ss is a $200,000.00 machine. One could probably CNC every single car part. From suspension components, to rims, to engine blocks, to TC
Its really hard to beat the value of the VF series but I have heard the 5axis isn't much cheaper than some of the equivalent japanese brands (Mazak or Mori) in equivalent capability. But Im pretty happy with the customer service I get from local guys
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Absolutely. It took a lot out of them i'm sure. Do you take contract work on the side? If I had a 4 or 5 axis CNC I would spend the next week learning to program it and do some side business for small start ups etc.
That UMC750ss is a $200,000.00 machine. One could probably CNC every single car part. From suspension components, to rims, to engine blocks, to TC
That UMC750ss is a $200,000.00 machine. One could probably CNC every single car part. From suspension components, to rims, to engine blocks, to TC
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This looks like non ACD transfer?
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Originally Posted by kikiturbo
This looks like non ACD transfer?
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kikiturbo (May 24, 2019)