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10 January 2007, 04:50 PM
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Right guys ...
I am 2 deposit's short ... Just double checked the paypal account and one guy called paul rayner hasn't told me his user name..
5. sc00bar00 - Full set (Stock size) - Blue (MY02 Bugeye STi)
6. Stalked! - Full set (Stock size) - Green (MY01 Bugeye WRX)
12. V-Limited - Full set (Stock size) - Alloy (MY97 JDM STI EJ20)(SC)
Now I know one of you has paid .. can you just confirm who you are?
Cheers
I am 2 deposit's short ... Just double checked the paypal account and one guy called paul rayner hasn't told me his user name..
5. sc00bar00 - Full set (Stock size) - Blue (MY02 Bugeye STi)
6. Stalked! - Full set (Stock size) - Green (MY01 Bugeye WRX)
12. V-Limited - Full set (Stock size) - Alloy (MY97 JDM STI EJ20)(SC)
Now I know one of you has paid .. can you just confirm who you are?
Cheers
10 January 2007, 08:57 PM
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Right guys ...
I am 2 deposit's short ... Just double checked the paypal account and one guy called paul rayner hasn't told me his user name..
5. sc00bar00 - Full set (Stock size) - Blue (MY02 Bugeye STi)
6. Stalked! - Full set (Stock size) - Green (MY01 Bugeye WRX)
12. V-Limited - Full set (Stock size) - Alloy (MY97 JDM STI EJ20)(SC)
Now I know one of you has paid .. can you just confirm who you are?
Cheers
I am 2 deposit's short ... Just double checked the paypal account and one guy called paul rayner hasn't told me his user name..
5. sc00bar00 - Full set (Stock size) - Blue (MY02 Bugeye STi)
6. Stalked! - Full set (Stock size) - Green (MY01 Bugeye WRX)
12. V-Limited - Full set (Stock size) - Alloy (MY97 JDM STI EJ20)(SC)
Now I know one of you has paid .. can you just confirm who you are?
Cheers
Mark
11 January 2007, 01:32 PM
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Hi ,
Please note we have to fit these in with our other orders , that is why we have quoted 2-3 weeks once order is confirmed + we have to allow 1 week for anodizing ,
I will keep everyone up to date as we make them.
Chris
Please note we have to fit these in with our other orders , that is why we have quoted 2-3 weeks once order is confirmed + we have to allow 1 week for anodizing ,
I will keep everyone up to date as we make them.
Chris
11 January 2007, 02:37 PM
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Answer is in the very first post. 
Mark
Originally Posted by cdfracing
Hope everyone had a good christmas!
I am now offering group buys on the light weight pulleys kits we make.
Once we have the order - it would take approx 2-3 weeks to manufacture.
Chris
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My WRX the home of WRX cars
I am now offering group buys on the light weight pulleys kits we make.
Once we have the order - it would take approx 2-3 weeks to manufacture.
Chris
CDF Racing, performance pulleys
My WRX the home of WRX cars
12 January 2007, 09:48 PM
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Right ... Im back ! 
To anyone interested...
Here is one of our cnc's .
It is a Siemens control 250m 12 station turrent with live tooling,
Here's a solid ally billet ready and waiting....
The toolpath program to check for any errors... quite a straight forward fast program for the first side
MOV00539.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
Video for the first side of the crank pulley...
MOV00536.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
To be continued.........
To anyone interested...
Here is one of our cnc's .
It is a Siemens control 250m 12 station turrent with live tooling,
Here's a solid ally billet ready and waiting....
The toolpath program to check for any errors... quite a straight forward fast program for the first side
MOV00539.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
Video for the first side of the crank pulley...
MOV00536.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
To be continued.........
12 January 2007, 10:36 PM
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Never knew you had to play music to keep the robots happy. 
Are they into "Heavy Metal"? Or "Light Alloy"?
That's gotta be quicker than a file & a bit of wet & dry though.
Mark
Are they into "Heavy Metal"? Or "Light Alloy"?
That's gotta be quicker than a file & a bit of wet & dry though.
Mark
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12 January 2007, 10:38 PM
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13 January 2007, 09:10 PM
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Wow you have been a busy boy Chris.
I can see my crank pulley. Third row in & two from the back.It's the shiny silver one.
Quick question on the anodising. If left with no coating are they prone to corrosion? Oxidised ally looks crap with all that white powdery deposit. I noticed a bit of rust on the back of my OE steel Power Steering pulley.
Does the anodising offer much protection or is it more cosmetic?
Mark
I can see my crank pulley. Third row in & two from the back.It's the shiny silver one.
Quick question on the anodising. If left with no coating are they prone to corrosion? Oxidised ally looks crap with all that white powdery deposit. I noticed a bit of rust on the back of my OE steel Power Steering pulley.
Does the anodising offer much protection or is it more cosmetic?
Mark
13 January 2007, 09:20 PM
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Hi mate,
No they are not prone to corrosion , not for a long time but having them anodised will make them last longer.
Hard anodising is the best but you can't have them hard and coloured at the same time
No they are not prone to corrosion , not for a long time but having them anodised will make them last longer.
Hard anodising is the best but you can't have them hard and coloured at the same time
13 January 2007, 10:45 PM
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You have some capable equipment there Chris.
I am not in a hurry for mine so you can put that order to the back of your production schedule.
Let me know when/if you proceed with the air con main pulley. I am interested in what you come up with and potentially need 3 no., possibly 4 no.
I am not in a hurry for mine so you can put that order to the back of your production schedule.
Let me know when/if you proceed with the air con main pulley. I am interested in what you come up with and potentially need 3 no., possibly 4 no.
