BBC windage/oil control pan mods
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BBC windage/oil control pan mods
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Nicely done, sir.
I'd add a brace from the pickup tube box to one of the pump cover bolts...likely you've thought of that already. Also, how is the oil going to be bypassed?
I'd add a brace from the pickup tube box to one of the pump cover bolts...likely you've thought of that already. Also, how is the oil going to be bypassed?
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Re: BBC windage/oil control pan mods
I know it is easy to drill out rivets BUT it would be nicer to use threaded inserts. Future changes/ideas etc.
Many different ways to reinforce the edge to increase rigidity. This is a possible area of flexure and failure.
Many different ways to reinforce the edge to increase rigidity. This is a possible area of flexure and failure.
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Re: BBC windage/oil control pan mods
There's a tab welded to the pickup box that goes to one of the pump cover bolts-do you think that will be enough to retain the pickup or add another? It's a basic Mellings M77HV pump so it's internal bypass-got suggestions? The hamburger pickup designed for use with this pan sure didn't fit very well-turned out angled severely and I had to heat it up and modify the tab to get it at 3/8" clearance to the bottom of the pan and almost parallel-there's still a little angle. I've cleaned all the weld slag out of the pan and pickup with acid-it took the gold cadmium? plating off the pickup too LOL. Thanks for the guidance this forum has given.
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Kevin Johnson wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:27 am I know it is easy to drill out rivets BUT it would be nicer to use threaded inserts. Future changes/ideas etc.
At first I was planning on nutserts but then I remembered how lucky I am and the potential for them to come loose LOL
Many different ways to reinforce the edge to increase rigidity. This is a possible area of flexure and failure.
Got any suggestions? It's 18 Gauge, I could tack weld some rod to it to stiffen it up or some 1/8" X 1/2" strap?
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Thanks for the input Kevin I see you are talking about the screen-I'll figure something out for that
Many different ways to reinforce the edge to increase rigidity. This is a possible area of flexure and failure.
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Thanks for the input Kevin I see you are talking about the screen-I'll figure something out for that
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Re: BBC windage/oil control pan mods
Yes, if you use two pieces of rod and capture the edge in between with tack welds. You can pre-bend the rod to fit the curve/bias.Bob Hollinshead wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:37 am ...
Many different ways to reinforce the edge to increase rigidity. This is a possible area of flexure and failure.
Got any suggestions? It's 18 Gauge, I could tack weld some rod to it to stiffen it up or some 1/8" X 1/2" strap?
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I know you're unlikely to overlook removing the broken-off mandrels after the rivets are popped but I'm mentioning it JIC.
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