For discussion of all things Powell!!
#1176
David and Vaughn ring me up when u got a spare moment, no pressure. glad everything is working out, and Gimpster, A1! thanks for choosing genuine Powell hardcore raceparts.
PS This am our stellar PC guy Chris went to start up the PC oven ( its a big monster made in Minnesota cost a lot of bux new this spring) and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzpppp! oops fuses blown and wont be working until Thursday lol. I think the heat migrated to the cables and resulted in crispy wires...lol....
PS This am our stellar PC guy Chris went to start up the PC oven ( its a big monster made in Minnesota cost a lot of bux new this spring) and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzpppp! oops fuses blown and wont be working until Thursday lol. I think the heat migrated to the cables and resulted in crispy wires...lol....
#1177
That's crazy lol I'm hoping to get the fitting from Alan later this week, I believe he shipped it yesterday. I also ordered longer -6an hose for the line that connects the rocker to the separater, the intake contacts the 90* fitting so we gotta extend the line to go around the intake. Then there's a couple little things we're taking care of.
#1180
David and Vaughn ring me up when u got a spare moment, no pressure. glad everything is working out, and Gimpster, A1! thanks for choosing genuine Powell hardcore raceparts.
PS This am our stellar PC guy Chris went to start up the PC oven ( its a big monster made in Minnesota cost a lot of bux new this spring) and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzpppp! oops fuses blown and wont be working until Thursday lol. I think the heat migrated to the cables and resulted in crispy wires...lol....
PS This am our stellar PC guy Chris went to start up the PC oven ( its a big monster made in Minnesota cost a lot of bux new this spring) and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzpppp! oops fuses blown and wont be working until Thursday lol. I think the heat migrated to the cables and resulted in crispy wires...lol....
#1182
yes. revolution is sporting the latest I just finished. the radical offset ones are a few weeks away CED is going to get in the way unless I can get them hammered out in time
#1185
gloria@powellraceparts.com. or orders@powellraceparts.com. The current run in production will be released for shipping after powdercoat, at the end of next week I expect
#1186
gloria@powellraceparts.com. or orders@powellraceparts.com. The current run in production will be released for shipping after powdercoat, at the end of next week I expect
#1187
Installed YYZs the other day and they are easily the best springs out there for these cars. They ride so nice and are super stable in the corners. Car feels totally different. Had shitty SSCs before (which john kept mocking me for having, hence YYZ purchase...on impulse...lol)
Thanks again John!!!
Thanks again John!!!
#1189
#1191
#1194
i dont think powell makes them, next choice is custom adapter spacers built to your specs.
for what people are using them for, sure hahaha
it just matters what seller you use, I got my wheels thru a shop on ebay thats local to enkei international out in texas. They had them sooner than others and I like that
#1195
When I picked up some 5mm and my lugs, This shop said $180 for the 2 hub centric 25mm spacers.
I don't know prices, But since we are on the topic could someone let me know if that is a fair price or not?
Also I don't know if I am allowed to post there kijiji add, So just go to kijiji, Click car and vehicle, click the toronto/Gta area and type in the search bar "Wheel spacers"
and it should be the 5th add from the top sorted by prices
I don't know prices, But since we are on the topic could someone let me know if that is a fair price or not?
Also I don't know if I am allowed to post there kijiji add, So just go to kijiji, Click car and vehicle, click the toronto/Gta area and type in the search bar "Wheel spacers"
and it should be the 5th add from the top sorted by prices
#1196
https://www.google.com/search?output...+spacers&btnG=
DSmastery is a bit harsh; but thats the first run, google. About 2,070,000 results (0.17 seconds)
https://www.google.com/webhp?rct=j#q...+wheel+spacers this was my second runm, 190,000 results in .31 secs. Motorsport tech do some very nice spacers, hard to get quick delivery I am sure, but anodized. very nice.
heres the deal.
1.You have to be at least 1.25 inch or more in thickness, to have enough material to make them hub centric. In otherwords, much thicker than the hub centric ring on the wheel bearing. Make it too close the spacer will crack at the hub centric ring.
2. you need longer studs, crate engine depot have some GMPP ones cheap enough, but my preference is to thread in arp bolts which may require making a notch in the wheel bearing to make enough room to clear the bolt to install. difficult.
3. For me to make them, buy a chunk of T6061 (100 bux or so) set it up on the milling machine ( 100 bux or so) then do a run of TWO ???? apacers you be whining like a stuck pig that 250 buxis outrageous for two wheel spacers...
its happened. lol.
we dont do it.
unless
I want it.
long studs
spacer installed
this spacer is in the hat for a floating rotor
DSmastery is a bit harsh; but thats the first run, google. About 2,070,000 results (0.17 seconds)
https://www.google.com/webhp?rct=j#q...+wheel+spacers this was my second runm, 190,000 results in .31 secs. Motorsport tech do some very nice spacers, hard to get quick delivery I am sure, but anodized. very nice.
heres the deal.
1.You have to be at least 1.25 inch or more in thickness, to have enough material to make them hub centric. In otherwords, much thicker than the hub centric ring on the wheel bearing. Make it too close the spacer will crack at the hub centric ring.
2. you need longer studs, crate engine depot have some GMPP ones cheap enough, but my preference is to thread in arp bolts which may require making a notch in the wheel bearing to make enough room to clear the bolt to install. difficult.
3. For me to make them, buy a chunk of T6061 (100 bux or so) set it up on the milling machine ( 100 bux or so) then do a run of TWO ???? apacers you be whining like a stuck pig that 250 buxis outrageous for two wheel spacers...
its happened. lol.
we dont do it.
unless
I want it.
long studs
spacer installed
this spacer is in the hat for a floating rotor
#1198
https://www.google.com/search?output...+spacers&btnG=
DSmastery is a bit harsh; but thats the first run, google. About 2,070,000 results (0.17 seconds)
https://www.google.com/webhp?rct=j#q...+wheel+spacers this was my second runm, 190,000 results in .31 secs. Motorsport tech do some very nice spacers, hard to get quick delivery I am sure, but anodized. very nice.
heres the deal.
1.You have to be at least 1.25 inch or more in thickness, to have enough material to make them hub centric. In otherwords, much thicker than the hub centric ring on the wheel bearing. Make it too close the spacer will crack at the hub centric ring.
2. you need longer studs, crate engine depot have some GMPP ones cheap enough, but my preference is to thread in arp bolts which may require making a notch in the wheel bearing to make enough room to clear the bolt to install. difficult.
3. For me to make them, buy a chunk of T6061 (100 bux or so) set it up on the milling machine ( 100 bux or so) then do a run of TWO ???? apacers you be whining like a stuck pig that 250 buxis outrageous for two wheel spacers...
its happened. lol.
we dont do it.
unless
I want it.
long studs
spacer installed
this spacer is in the hat for a floating rotor
DSmastery is a bit harsh; but thats the first run, google. About 2,070,000 results (0.17 seconds)
https://www.google.com/webhp?rct=j#q...+wheel+spacers this was my second runm, 190,000 results in .31 secs. Motorsport tech do some very nice spacers, hard to get quick delivery I am sure, but anodized. very nice.
heres the deal.
1.You have to be at least 1.25 inch or more in thickness, to have enough material to make them hub centric. In otherwords, much thicker than the hub centric ring on the wheel bearing. Make it too close the spacer will crack at the hub centric ring.
2. you need longer studs, crate engine depot have some GMPP ones cheap enough, but my preference is to thread in arp bolts which may require making a notch in the wheel bearing to make enough room to clear the bolt to install. difficult.
3. For me to make them, buy a chunk of T6061 (100 bux or so) set it up on the milling machine ( 100 bux or so) then do a run of TWO ???? apacers you be whining like a stuck pig that 250 buxis outrageous for two wheel spacers...
its happened. lol.
we dont do it.
unless
I want it.
long studs
spacer installed
this spacer is in the hat for a floating rotor
#1199
Can make any size spacer both hub centric and wheel centric if u have aftermarket rims with a bigger center bore then stock hub size.
Got my 10mm hub centric/wheel centric spacers from adaptec iirc
Custom milled rush ordered and rush shipped was here in about 3 days
Got my 10mm hub centric/wheel centric spacers from adaptec iirc
Custom milled rush ordered and rush shipped was here in about 3 days
#1200
Hopefully you can provide a link for the folks on here who cant GDS.