Anyone need irons lapped?
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Anyone need irons lapped?
I have a batch of 9 plates, 12 sides to be lapped by my machinist.
He has always done amazing work for me and the price is right.
Just wondering if anyone else wants to have some work done.
Price is only $45 per side, $180 per set.
He has always done amazing work for me and the price is right.
Just wondering if anyone else wants to have some work done.
Price is only $45 per side, $180 per set.
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A couple after pics.
They can be precision measured and lapped to within .001"
I usually don't go past .002" as you can see by the one on the engine stand there are still some wear marks.
They can be precision measured and lapped to within .001"
I usually don't go past .002" as you can see by the one on the engine stand there are still some wear marks.
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yup, i should be getting some turbo irons on thursday and i need to bring them by so you can tell me if they are worth lapping at all!
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Any prep required???
Oil neck removed?
Rear heater hose outlet pipe removed?
Alignment dowels removed?
Does this include cleaning? (hot tanking of the plates to remove remnant debris)
Any price break on multiple sets (2x+)
Oil neck removed?
Rear heater hose outlet pipe removed?
Alignment dowels removed?
Does this include cleaning? (hot tanking of the plates to remove remnant debris)
Any price break on multiple sets (2x+)
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Yes, remove the oil neck, and alignment dowels. These can be a pain to some to do themselves and I include it in my price, as well as a "rough cleaning"
I usually clean them in my parts washer breifly, and remove any gasket material that may be left on the front cover, or other mating surfaces.
I also measure step wear with a dial indicator and depth gauge if need be. Check for warpage with a precision strait edge. Again, this is all included in my price. If you were to do these things yourself and have a few sets, I'm sure we could come up with a fair deal. PM me for details.
Thanks,
Robert.
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This is a similar process to what I do..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pMG7EVxMkI
Preping irons for lapping..
http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.c...ng_Resurfacing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pMG7EVxMkI
Preping irons for lapping..
http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.c...ng_Resurfacing
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