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  1. 18-12-2008, 12:52 PM #1
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    Default Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!



    This ISN'T the old suki whatever one that use to cost one arm and a testicle. Newly manufactured in the US of A... and only $80 - $16.00 freight for overseas........
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    oh nice find mate might have to look into getting one of them +rep
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    might want some nice cam gears worth showing off to put that on haha
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    Quote Originally Posted by IH8TEC
    might want some nice cam gears worth showing off to put that on haha
    They're convenient for seeing the state of your timing belt too.

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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    Any idea if they do 20V's too? Their website doesn't really offer a huge amount of info.
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  6. 18-12-2008, 03:27 PM #6
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    there is a thread over in club 4AG about this new cam cover.
    http://forums.club4ag.com/zerothread?id=41139
    There has been SOME requests for a 20V unit... I see no reason he wouldn't make it if he can sell 50 or so
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  7. 18-12-2008, 03:36 PM #7
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    fast shipping, crappy packing? will they make it overseas?

    will be good to see if they are durable or not.
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    I assume they are made from polycarbonate?
    Durability would depend entirely on if the mounting holes were drilled or moulded in.

    PC is a fairly notch sensitive material but moulding the holes in reduces the point defects (caused by breaking bonds when drilling) where the fractures propagate from.
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    it depends what polycarbonate it is....
    the bulletproof screens i have made from PC are not very notch sensitive...

    hmmm, any results of damage testing? or pics of broken ones? are they tough or brittle?

    anyway, big thumbs up for pulling finger and getting them made.. there was always a market for them
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    Quote Originally Posted by oldcorollas
    it depends what polycarbonate it is....
    the bulletproof screens i have made from PC are not very notch sensitive...
    EDITTED AFTER ACTUALLY THINKING ABOUT THINGS...

    Quite true but it can be improved. Polyesters and Polyurethanes can be far 'tougher' materials but far more painful to handle once you get to that level of toughness. Casting is a dirty game compared to injection moulding.
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    ahh, my bad, apparently "they" are notch sensitive below the glass transition temp...

    then again.. perhaps it depends exactyl what PC it is... i have attacked my screens with sledgehammer and axe with very little effect... and yet they are easily drilled and cut... very "tough" but very "soft" and not scratch resistant...
    i would hardly call them brittle.


    oldeskewl, any chance of finding out more abotu which PC it is, and how resistance they are to shattering?
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    PC also has VERY low chemical resistance and is soluble in almost anything. You can only clean it with water or SOME alcohols.
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    so.. you don7t want any oil or fuel leaks in the engine bay?
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    Default Re: Clear 4AG timing pulley cover!

    oils may be OK, but fuel is a no no...
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    Pffft . just leave the covers off, you don't need them.
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