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Turbo trailer now?
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K-Trips 1982 Holden Commodore VH Discussion
Nominal replied to KKtrips's topic in Project Discussion
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K-Trips 1982 Holden Commodore VH Discussion
Nominal replied to KKtrips's topic in Project Discussion
I guess you passed the SC cert check then -
Whangarei Monthly Meet. Wednesday 18th dec. Burgerfuel 7pm
Nominal replied to bigfoot's topic in Upper North Island Region
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That would be more of an NZTA / Identity / Repair Certifier issue than LVVTA thing. Technically you probably should use the identity of the donor frame so have to go through re-reg on that to get the numbers to line up.
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Canterbury Brake and Clutch?
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Kaiser X4.. Oldschools most ridiculous project ever?....
Nominal replied to Bombsquad's topic in Other Projects
Still waiting for an update, this thing has been working in the Karangahake gorge, this is how they park it.- 34 replies
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It's worth asking about shipping even though the auction says pick up only, from their feedback it seems like they send things. What's the worst that can happen?
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I think 20mm is the max allowed, so he's double screwed.
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You should modify them to read BARTONE
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You are going to need some sort of position feedback, and some software to control it. There are arduino accelerometers that would probably do the job. Then it's just a programming exercise You might find this interesting? Self leveling campervan - Using Arduino / Project Guidance - Arduino Forum tl:dr?
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Hydraulics I reckon. Nah, was looking a linear slide measurers e.g. Thin High Precision 0.005mm Slim Linear Scale TTL 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400mm 20x28mm Small Encoder Grating Ruler Sensor - AliExpress 1420 But this particular one only goes to 420mm, and would still need some sort of controller. Might be better to measure current on the drive motors?
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How much travel do you need?
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Looks like the old fuel hose is due for replacement? I suppose 5 psi isn't going to cause much trouble.
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Good to go fo 180 days!
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This is what I use for that sort of thing https://www.wyatt.co.nz/shop/Repair/Adhesives++Sealers/Pro+Form+Dum+Dum+Strip+Caulk.html
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I think an old car friendly WOF place that had seen the car before would accept an 'aftermarket replacement' arm that was functionally the same.
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Maybe they jack up the rear of the vehicle?
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They generally say 'do not open' on them. It's not something I'd try to fix. I had a retractor fail just recently, ended up buying a new pair for the front seats - wasn't too bad on price considering they had coloured belts, about $350 for the pair, from Seatbelt Sales