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Author:  JC [ Sun Feb 26, 2006 10:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Starlet gents, need a measurement

If someone would be so kind as to provide a measurement for me? I need a measurement from.... Passenger side front subframe mounting point - to most external point of the 4efte mounted gearbox/gearbox mount.

I need to see if I have enough room. If you give me a dimension that is larger than what I have measured between the two reds lines, I'm in the crap. if not, I will persist.

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Author:  inazuma_x [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:53 am ]
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i have nfi about that at this stage...but i do know FOR A FACT (i meticulously plotted all exterior dimensions of the 4efte) that it is 800mm from the outside of the timingbelt cover to the end of the gearbox...i figure if about 850mm will fit between yer bar things on yer subframe it should be fine...surely the offset left or right shouldnt make ANY difference...as long as it fits in the subframe :P

Author:  minimetoy [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 11:43 am ]
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I'd like to help but i moved my engine mount to the top of my box because i could not get the original bracket and mount to fit in its original location.

Dan

Author:  Baracade [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 11:48 am ]
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I dont have any rubber mounts... but mine does bolt to the top & the front of the g.box...

Author:  minstar [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:13 pm ]
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Stripey I will have a look tonight. Here's a pic of my part of the subframe if it helps. Also like the design very cool. Would loved to do the same, how did you do the pipe bending that was the impediment for me. Anyway I'll try and get back to you tonight.

Cheers

Matt

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Author:  inazuma_x [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:17 pm ]
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minstar wrote:
Stripey I will have a look tonight. Here's a pic of my part of the subframe if it helps. Also like the design very cool. Would loved to do the same, how did you do the pipe bending that was the impediment for me. Anyway I'll try and get back to you tonight.

Cheers

Matt

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you can buy pretty beefy pipe-benders from tradetools direct up here...for like $200...not sure how good they are...but by the looks of things they take pretty hefty pipes...dont do RHS unfortunately...as thats what i am going for mine...cant be buggered fiddling with the CHS stuff most of you guys have gone with...

Author:  minstar [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:30 pm ]
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Insomnia (yes that is your defacto name now), I think they're press benders (still probably good enough for a subbie) but Stripey's look like mandrel bends?

Author:  JC [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:39 pm ]
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minimetoy wrote:
I'd like to help but i moved my engine mount to the top of my box because i could not get the original bracket and mount to fit in its original location.

Dan


The (standard) mount and the outside edge of the gearbox are on the same axis/line in think..... Well, I believe the mount does not protrude any further toward the passenger side than the gearbox does.

Brad? You're 'self-employed' you should be near you car.....

Author:  JC [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:41 pm ]
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minstar wrote:
Stripey's look like mandrel bends?


I believe they are press bent. Possibly heated then bent. Not sure, they came from an Ausmini member who has them bent up for his Suzi Gti frames.

JC

"Throw your hands in the air like you're hailing a taxi"

Author:  inazuma_x [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:52 pm ]
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striped 63 wrote:
minimetoy wrote:
I'd like to help but i moved my engine mount to the top of my box because i could not get the original bracket and mount to fit in its original location.

Dan


The (standard) mount and the outside edge of the gearbox are on the same axis/line in think..... Well, I believe the mount does not protrude any further toward the passenger side than the gearbox does.

Brad? You're 'self-employed' you should be near you car.....


its not exactly the same from memory...the mount on mine was about 3-4mm further out than the end of the gearbox...but yeah...pretty close :P

Author:  inazuma_x [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:58 pm ]
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minstar wrote:
Insomnia (yes that is your defacto name now)


haha...could be worse :P

Author:  13secmini [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 3:43 pm ]
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Well the position i have the motor in for the frames im making the distance from the hole to the end of the mount is 100mm.

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Author:  minimetoy [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:22 pm ]
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Stripey,
Mine is about 65mm to the edge of the gearbox. I still had to modify the side of my tower for the gearlinkage. You will also find the drives side will play a part when you take into account the alternator and belts.

You will find all our engine positions will vary slightly.

Brad are you looking at making a few for people to purchase?

Dan

Author:  JC [ Mon Feb 27, 2006 8:35 pm ]
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minimetoy wrote:
Stripey,
Mine is about 65mm to the edge of the gearbox. I still had to modify the side of my tower for the gearlinkage. You will also find the drives side will play a part when you take into account the alternator and belts.

You will find all our engine positions will vary slightly.

Brad are you looking at making a few for people to purchase?

Dan


Cheers Dan.

Author:  simon k [ Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:46 pm ]
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13secmini wrote:
Well the position i have the motor in for the frames im making the distance from the hole to the end of the mount is 100mm.

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what are you doing making frames Brad??

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