DIY Electric Water Pump Conversion Kit - Classic Mini Miglia / Libra
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Put it together, take it apart. Repeat as needed until the race car is a race car. Nice work.
Then race, and take all apart again…
I hope the HP Academy clock the shout out 😀
Hey Matt...
Solid mount the alternator and fab a bracket below it for a tensioner pulley...👍
I was thinking the same.
Good to see another Lidl heat gun doing good service 😂
The way you knock those brackets out on the plasma cutter is absolutely amazing, you have certainly come along way with your turning and computing skills Matt. Total credit and respect to you! ✊👍👏🛻🚘
That weld is Perfect!!!
Those migwelds you are laying down are insanely nice 👍
You are doing some excellent fabrication work and the car is really coming together nicely. Instead of painting your fabricated brackets, etc., have you ever thought about getting an inexpensive powder coat gun. Seeing the water outlet you made made me think of this. I can powder coat small parts and have them ready for use faster than a good paint can set up for use. I am including blasting, cleaning, coating and baking. Once the part cools, it is ready for use. Powder is a far superior finish that will hold up and even take some punishment from getting banged upon with wrenches and things and not get damages. All coatings have limits just power paint is so nice. Over spray can be swept up or vacuumed. All you need is a gun with power unit, an oven and you already have compressed air. The gun operates at very low pressure, say 2-4 PSI, depending on what powder is coming through and humidity. I use a 1950's GE electric stove, it has 4 burners and an oven with the largest capacity of 18" and with little room on the sides, you can mess up the powder prior to curing so if you want to do larger pieces, you need space. I was stunned to watch the first piece I ever coated and how the powder was attracted to the part and coated both sides at once (small part for testing about 1-1/2" in diameter). I did spray both sides as the only way to add more is to bake until the powder flows, remove, re-coat and cure for the full amount of time (usually 20 minutes at recommended temperature and this means the part is at that temperature. I perceive no odors during baking. The part must be as clean as you would do for any paint job, meaning no oil, silicone or other surface contaminants. Castings are porous so if it is used, it needs cleaning and baking and recleaning in order to attempt to drive out oils, an example would be aluminum valve covers or cast iron subjected to oil. A pound of powder is not going to brake the bank and the colors available are incredible and the special powders only add to the wow factor if so inclined. They also offer primers. Seriously, check into it when you get an opportunity. My gun is the equivalent of a Harbor Freight unit and inexpensive. Yes, made in China. I try to powder coat everything that I refurbish or fabricate, as long as it fits my over. Also, it is good to have an oven thermometer and an infra red laser gun (also inexpensive) to check parts for temperature. Once the powder flows, the part is usually up to temperature so I now use if for backup. My oven is consistent with the dial but I still keep a thermometer in the oven.
I'm sure even BoM would approve the level of finesse in the bracketry in this episode!!
Nicely done guy, almost looks professional. 😂😂😂
It often amazes me how much more use you can get out of your material using a driven cutting machine- scraps are little bitty pieces instead of shards of off cuts. And it makes a great bracket!
Yet another fabrication lesson Matt well done your skills are immense 👍
Really nice fabrication!
Looking clean
👍👍👍😜🏴🦕🦄😁🤞✌️
The bosh water pump is it expensive ?
Ps
Hope you an family living the dream
Thats not shabby 👏👏
I really enjoy watching you work out, design and fabricate as much as you can for your min. Super work. What does your finished car weigh? Sorry if others have asked 😀
That mini is going to be a weapon 💪🏼👊🏻🙂
Nice build while fighting for space, thumbs up on that. However, you may consider putting a deflector plate behind the water inlet so that cold water is not directed straight at the cylinder wall.
Everything done Immaculately. Well done to you.
Regards.
Steve.
Brilliant bracket engineering. Well thought out. Thanks for the update.
Awesome set up , great work👍🏽🤙
Quality workmanship.
I enjoyed that .
Thanks.
Very tidy!
Kind of makes me wish I was also building a mini…
Quality.
Smashing job. I was wondering where that 4th spacer went!
You always amaze me. Great job.
Nice touches matt.....
As always nice work Matt, keep it up
Well worth the effort if a slight bump holes the rad.
Nice neat job
Great fab
Skilllllllz!!!
Hope you never need that 15mm, but better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it!
How long you got until racing starts?
If you're entering races this year, it can't be long now, can it?
Very nice!! How do you control the electric water pump? speed -temp etc.
That’s water pump looks compact and light, what’s it off and how much does it flow?
Nice job looks great.... LAG
I just made my car longer. The dizzy is closest I think
Does everyone run front mounted rads?
Do you sell the plate that bolts to water pump hole or is one available to buy
about 1985, i built a new engine for my brother's allegro [it's a 1275 A series], i remember fitting the latest thing, a cambelt kit conversion, along with the normal go-faster bits, it was a suprisingly fast piece of crap, [original sleeper?], i wonder if anybody still does them?
PS, this scourge of the local constabulary only lasted 3 months, peeled the roof off under a stationary truck on a sunny, wet, winters day, luckily, no seatbelt, so was ejected out of drivers window, still got the scars [the passenger headrest was cut clean off...]
Belt drive kits are quite common..... not sure if the rules allow it or not.....
@@ronald1968 thanks, i hoped that company had kept going, they were really helpful to me at time, but can i hell remember their name. sharpened up the cam/ign timing quite a bit
Matt, no hate, but im following u from the start of the 100e. Please change the intro back to the old, or get that gunshot sound out. Do a turbo wisthle or such. Its a bit too much with guns and such, doesnt fit the channel. ❤
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Had to give up buying from Transpares after I had some supplies get delayed and damaged in the post. Couldn’t get a reply to any emails or calls for a refund or replacement - which was a shame as products are good. Be warned.
Electric water pump will keep hot spots in the cooling system, I noticed u where over reving the engine on race weekend ,I think you don't have a understanding of turbo engine. Let me explain u drive a turbo car by boost change gears and let the boost push u change gears gently the feel the turbo efficiency spot ,drive the car on boost ask around the get a better understanding. Cheers buddy 👍 love ❤️ Ur videos, Ur a motivation is exceptional 👌
Don't face welding sparkling light to your audience, it's LED monitor nowsday, sparkling light is pain in the eyes to audience. you didn't watch it before upload to UA-cam?