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Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-09-12 05:05 PM

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oil cooler location, lines in kit not shown

SpeedOfLife 06-09-12 09:34 PM

Bad ass! I didn't even realize we were getting stainless oil cooler lines :3

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-09-12 10:02 PM


Originally Posted by SpeedOfLife (Post 11118908)
Bad ass! I didn't even realize we were getting stainless oil cooler lines :3

what really...

The kit comes with everything needed.

All you guys have to do it wire in the rad fan and controller.

eage8 06-10-12 03:59 PM

I'm not sure it's a good thing that the radiator cap is below the upper radiator hose. Shouldn't it be the highest point in the system to get rid of air bubbles?

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-10-12 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by eage8 (Post 11119512)
I'm not sure it's a good thing that the radiator cap is below the upper radiator hose. Shouldn't it be the highest point in the system to get rid of air bubbles?

Good question, I have some answers for you.


1. You do have a higher rad cap on the engine, well at least on a S4. You can use the S4 engine neck if you want but you do not have to.

2. The system is pressurized and through the heat cycles it will draw water from the overflow tank when the car cools down.

3. Look really close at the neck in question, the factory bleed screw is there. Worst case scenario you can use that to help you get the air bubbles out.

When using the S5 rad it does have a higher rad cap so the one on the engine is not needed. But the bleed screw and overflow tank will fix the trapped bubbles. I designed this kit originally on an S4. S4 has more stuff involved with the rad and its a little different in size. I would have had to make two bracket set-ups. Sorry its not 100% perfect. But like I said, the bleed screw and overflow tank will help.

The system will be OK.

Ben

tuscanidream 06-11-12 02:35 PM

Shits clean. :)

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-11-12 06:30 PM


Originally Posted by tuscanidream (Post 11120594)
Shits clean. :)


Thanks man, I know everyone is upset its taking so long. But im giving kick backs and I absorbed the cost to re-design/upgrade IC.

Also I want to make sure these go out the door right the FIRST time.

SpeedyRotary 06-15-12 01:50 PM

Man it looks so sweet!!! The discount will be awesome when it comes time to replace my suspension!! Why no RE discount? Not a big deal just curious!

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-15-12 05:14 PM


Originally Posted by SpeedyRotary (Post 11125647)
Man it looks so sweet!!! The discount will be awesome when it comes time to replace my suspension!! Why no RE discount? Not a big deal just curious!

Because I dont want to make my own stuff for free.....lol

sharingan 19 06-15-12 05:34 PM

Lol, makes sense.

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-17-12 04:52 PM

https://www.rx7club.com/west-sale-wanted-classifieds-195/jdm-fc-re-amemiya-widebody-roll-cage-shell-983536/


I'm officially an FC owner. Dont expect to see this car on the road anytime soon. But I couldnt pass up on the shell. I will make it an street legal T2 car with my FC product line so I can drive it in Cali.

SpeedOfLife 06-17-12 06:53 PM

Hey uh, you do know it's pink, right? :lol:

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-17-12 09:02 PM

yeah, its hella ironic since I did my mock up brackets in pink. I guess it was meant to be.

well at least everyone will know the car....lol

incubuseva 06-18-12 12:53 PM

That's a helluva deal. Congrats man!

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-18-12 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by incubuseva (Post 11128692)
That's a helluva deal. Congrats man!

Thanks! I think my vm will look better on the pink car then my front cut rx7....lol

SpeedyRotary 06-19-12 02:21 PM

That's a sick shell! Don't think you could find a better deal. Love those headlights.

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-19-12 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by eage8 (Post 11119512)
I'm not sure it's a good thing that the radiator cap is below the upper radiator hose. Shouldn't it be the highest point in the system to get rid of air bubbles?




Originally Posted by Rotary Extreme Sales 1 (Post 11119776)
Good question, I have some answers for you.


1. You do have a higher rad cap on the engine, well at least on a S4. You can use the S4 engine neck if you want but you do not have to.

2. The system is pressurized and through the heat cycles it will draw water from the overflow tank when the car cools down.

3. Look really close at the neck in question, the factory bleed screw is there. Worst case scenario you can use that to help you get the air bubbles out.

When using the S5 rad it does have a higher rad cap so the one on the engine is not needed. But the bleed screw and overflow tank will fix the trapped bubbles. I designed this kit originally on an S4. S4 has more stuff involved with the rad and its a little different in size. I would have had to make two bracket set-ups. Sorry its not 100% perfect. But like I said, the bleed screw and overflow tank will help.

The system will be OK.

Ben

This will be looked into when I get back from Arizona. There are hood clearance issues. If I can, I will extend the rad filler neck higher then the pipe with the bleed screw. I want everyone to have peace of mind and I want all of you to know that I do listen. I am not perfect, but with feed back I strive to make my VM perfect.

Ben

p.s. This of course will cost me more $ because it is extra work for the fabricator, but dont worry, I got you guys covered.

eage8 06-28-12 01:53 PM

how long are you in Arizona?

incubuseva 06-28-12 02:05 PM

Just park on a hill and fill it that way?

Any other news with these? Still on track for the most part for end of july?

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 06-29-12 04:57 AM


Originally Posted by eage8 (Post 11140128)
how long are you in Arizona?

I just got back 2 days ago, I was there for 3 weeks for work.

I pulled the IC cores from the storage and will bring them all the fabricator since I finally have the final core design done.

I will assemble my prototype again and see how much of a change I need to make on the radiator neck. The picture makes it look alot lower then it is.

I can have him weld in an extension.

I know it will be easier to just address this concern instead of playing with the bleed screw.

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 07-02-12 07:51 PM

well, something I was affraid of happend.

This is only an issue when running CF hoods.

The shocks for the aluminum hood are to strong for the CF hood.

What happens is when you close the hood all the pressure is on the nuts in the hood. When we close the hood we grab the front and push it down, this applies all the pivoting force on the bolts in the hood. When the hood is down and latched and fully opened there is no tension on the hood bolts, its on the brackets.


Aluminum/CF hood come with 60 punds, steel hood come with 80lbs.

Steel hoods bearly stay open with 60's so thats why they get 80' - verified
Aluminum hoods bearly stay open with 40's so they get 60's - verified

I was told that the CF hood is about the same weight as the aluminum hood.- not verified

Maybe that was for a non tubo hood.

So all of you who are running CF hoods, please ship me back your 60's shocks and I will ship 40's back to you.

40's will not work for aluminum hoods so its not worth it to change them if you will not be running a cf hood.

PM me with questions.

Ben

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 07-07-12 04:07 AM

Rad filler neck has been extended about 1.5 inches. It is about level with the top of the IC core now.

Ben

MaczPayne 07-08-12 02:41 AM

Nice :)

Thanks for the update!

eage8 07-09-12 01:16 PM

awesome, I'm looking forward to pictures.

are you still on track to start shipping out kits in late July?

Rotary Extreme Sales 1 07-10-12 09:00 PM


Originally Posted by eage8 (Post 11151602)
awesome, I'm looking forward to pictures.

are you still on track to start shipping out kits in late July?


No, once again I can not meet this deadline. I have to cut off all the necks and have them all extended. I am also waiting for the powder coated brackets.

alot of stuff happend while I was gone in AZ, even when I was in Russia stuff got backed up.

I had to stop taking orders just I can have dedicated time to finish these kits.

I turned away 4 FD vmounts because I could not finish them until I finish the FC kits. Thats a loss of 10k gross sales.

But I am working on it, I really am trying to get these out as soon as possible. The welder was the biggest single hit. He charged me a grip.

I am sorry for those of you who are upset. I really am. This is my first FC GB and I didnt know how much work/cost it would really be.

I have done FD vm and GBs alot. The FC vm is WAY more intense.

Ben


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