Homemade reluctor wheel
If you want accurate readings, drive along with a good GPS unit then you can adjust the circumference setting until they read accurately.
And under power, driven wheel speed tends to go higher than undriven, up to maybe 4-5% or so in some cases but it is not wheelspin. Even with tyres that are definitely not deforming...bit weird that
And under power, driven wheel speed tends to go higher than undriven, up to maybe 4-5% or so in some cases but it is not wheelspin. Even with tyres that are definitely not deforming...bit weird that
I will consult with the powers at be once its all lined out and see if its something that will be made public. Generally i hate it when people do this **** but its not my call to make.
10-4 Keep us posted. It would be nice if the Holley could do what a simple MS box can....that cost quite a bit less than the Holley...
Originally Posted by 408GT
10-4 Keep us posted. It would be nice if the Holley could do what a simple MS box can....that cost quite a bit less than the Holley...
Here a crazy idea.. Since I have access to CNC equipment. What do you guys think of scalloping the tops of the rotors? I could cut as many groves as I wanted perfectly machined in..
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Basically doing this many times over on a precision CNC mill.
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Basically doing this many times over on a precision CNC mill.
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I've seen guys machine the inner portion of the disc surface before to create a trigger, ie the area where the pad doesnt touch. I wouldnt be doing it at the outer edge where the pad does touch.
I've seen guys machine the inner portion of the disc surface before to create a trigger, ie the area where the pad doesnt touch. I wouldnt be doing it at the outer edge where the pad does touch.
Originally Posted by stevieturbo
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I've seen guys machine the inner portion of the disc surface before to create a trigger, ie the area where the pad doesnt touch. I wouldnt be doing it at the outer edge where the pad does touch.
I've seen guys machine the inner portion of the disc surface before to create a trigger, ie the area where the pad doesnt touch. I wouldnt be doing it at the outer edge where the pad does touch.
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sounds like a fun project. I was reading (well trying it was in spanish) this post where this guy used a steel ring from a th400 attached to his hub for his traction control (I think MS3) . Something like this-
