Aluminium Torque Tube ?
#2
Rainman
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It's a lot of work for maybe 20 lbs/9kg savings.
https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...rque-tube.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...rque-tube.html
#3
It's a lot of work for maybe 20 lbs/9kg savings.
https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...rque-tube.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...rque-tube.html
9 Kg !...................oh Bliss
Where do I sign up........
#4
Yeah, I've built a couple over the years and the weight savings per dollar spent benefit is up to the owner.
However the last one I did, we didn't weld the tube to the cast Alloy trans housing flange. I machined a bolt-on plate so the housing wouldn't crack under all the Torque at the weld.
However the last one I did, we didn't weld the tube to the cast Alloy trans housing flange. I machined a bolt-on plate so the housing wouldn't crack under all the Torque at the weld.
#5
Yeah, I've built a couple over the years and the weight savings per dollar spent benefit is up to the owner.
However the last one I did, we didn't weld the tube to the cast Alloy trans housing flange. I machined a bolt-on plate so the housing wouldn't crack under all the Torque at the weld.
However the last one I did, we didn't weld the tube to the cast Alloy trans housing flange. I machined a bolt-on plate so the housing wouldn't crack under all the Torque at the weld.
Cool, what's the weight saving ?
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