What items would you like available from SyTy Vendors?
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Broke Ass Racing
Re: What items would you like available from SyTy Vendors?
- A front drivetrain setup that can handle mega power levels (1000+) without giving me stress ulcers wondering when it is going to implode
- Carbon fiber tailgate for a Syclone
- More lightweight parts. When you can't / won't push the engine any harder, the best way to go faster is by dropping weight.
- 15 inch drag wheels that we know will fit
- A front drivetrain setup that can handle mega power levels (1000+) without giving me stress ulcers wondering when it is going to implode
- Carbon fiber tailgate for a Syclone
- More lightweight parts. When you can't / won't push the engine any harder, the best way to go faster is by dropping weight.
- 15 inch drag wheels that we know will fit
DynaGlide
Ton-Eighty
Re: What items would you like available from SyTy Vendors?
The small-head tig torches don't have an easy way to change tungstens, and the tungstens have to be quite short, so pointing them is a pain in the ass. I use the small head for welding some tight turbo conversion things. For the most part though, we use a standard torch that allows for longer tungstens and easy adjustment.
I just hate it because when I have to weld on tight clearance stuff, I have to take the welder apart basically to get the other line set hooked up.
We talked to the guys at Flint Welding Supply, and they said they'd only seen one in like 25 years of business, and it was at Delphi about 15 years ago. They didn't know if Delphi fabbed it, or if they got it somewhere. Either way, they said they don't have anything like that. I guess there isn't that big of a market for them. Either someone is small-time, and will do the change if need be, or they're big-time, and just buy another welder for the different line sets.
I was just putting this out there in case someone knew of something. :tup:
MikeRenz said:
The small-head tig torches don't have an easy way to change tungstens, and the tungstens have to be quite short, so pointing them is a pain in the ass. I use the small head for welding some tight turbo conversion things. For the most part though, we use a standard torch that allows for longer tungstens and easy adjustment.
I just hate it because when I have to weld on tight clearance stuff, I have to take the welder apart basically to get the other line set hooked up.
We talked to the guys at Flint Welding Supply, and they said they'd only seen one in like 25 years of business, and it was at Delphi about 15 years ago. They didn't know if Delphi fabbed it, or if they got it somewhere. Either way, they said they don't have anything like that. I guess there isn't that big of a market for them. Either someone is small-time, and will do the change if need be, or they're big-time, and just buy another welder for the different line sets.
I was just putting this out there in case someone knew of something. :tup:
up2nuthingud
looking for a TY
Re: What items would you like available from SyTy Vendors?
i vote for quality carbon fiber hood.
i vote for quality carbon fiber hood.