Rotary Extreme Toe Links And Trailing Arms
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From: Bayarea, CA
Pre-Order update:
Toe Links:
APEXKW: performance, prefer silver
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Trailing Arms:
APEXKW: performance w/ seals, prefer silver
Bryan R.: Performance w/ seals, prefer blue
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Chuck
Toe Links:
APEXKW: performance, prefer silver
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Trailing Arms:
APEXKW: performance w/ seals, prefer silver
Bryan R.: Performance w/ seals, prefer blue
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Chuck
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From: S.w. Florida boring ass ft myers to be exact. where the old people come to die
chuck i forgot to order this for the toe end links.
Rod end seal, a set of 8 for Toe Link Set $22
can i add that? i thought the bottom link was for everything
Rod end seal, a set of 8 for Toe Link Set $22
can i add that? i thought the bottom link was for everything
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Originally Posted by apexkw' date='May 6 2003, 06:05 AM
chuck i forgot to order this for the toe end links.
Rod end seal, a set of 8 for Toe Link Set $22
can i add that? i thought the bottom link was for everything
Rod end seal, a set of 8 for Toe Link Set $22
can i add that? i thought the bottom link was for everything
Chuck
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Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 1,009
From: Bayarea, CA
Pre-Order update:
Toe Links:
APEXKW: performance, prefer silver
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Robert W.: performance w seals, prefer silver or black
Trailing Arms:
APEXKW: performance w/ seals, prefer silver
Bryan R.: Performance w/ seals, prefer blue
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Robert W: performance w/seals, prefer silver or black
Thank you.
Chuck
Toe Links:
APEXKW: performance, prefer silver
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Robert W.: performance w seals, prefer silver or black
Trailing Arms:
APEXKW: performance w/ seals, prefer silver
Bryan R.: Performance w/ seals, prefer blue
Andrew R: performance w/ seals, prefer silver or black
Robert W: performance w/seals, prefer silver or black
Thank you.
Chuck
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Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 1,009
From: Bayarea, CA
Here are some photos:
Solid Trailing arms just got out of the CNC machine and ready for to be drilled and taped for the threads by another CNC machine. Solid rods as you can see in the photos. The short rods you see is the prototype of the toe link rods.
Stainless Steel bushings are already done. They are made to accept the seals so you don't have to grind them down yourself.
I have something else being made. I am making the monster oil cooler version two which is a lot easier to install than the current one. Here is the picture of the custom AN to Metric adaptor that's needed for the version II. Earl's or Aeroquip do not have the size so I have those done myself.
Here is a picture of the $150K CNC machine that's used to make the AN to Metric adaptor.
All the stuff should be done early next week and they will be sent to be anodized. I will make the decision for the anodizing color by Monday. Looks like it's going to be in black because silver costs too much. Silver plating is expensive.
Chuck Huang
Solid Trailing arms just got out of the CNC machine and ready for to be drilled and taped for the threads by another CNC machine. Solid rods as you can see in the photos. The short rods you see is the prototype of the toe link rods.
Stainless Steel bushings are already done. They are made to accept the seals so you don't have to grind them down yourself.
I have something else being made. I am making the monster oil cooler version two which is a lot easier to install than the current one. Here is the picture of the custom AN to Metric adaptor that's needed for the version II. Earl's or Aeroquip do not have the size so I have those done myself.
Here is a picture of the $150K CNC machine that's used to make the AN to Metric adaptor.
All the stuff should be done early next week and they will be sent to be anodized. I will make the decision for the anodizing color by Monday. Looks like it's going to be in black because silver costs too much. Silver plating is expensive.
Chuck Huang