Though it certainly is plenty of carb, doubtful. Biggest factor is state of tune and amount of boost. Though the engine was built with parts that...
What are you struggling with? Don't suffer in silence. Start a new thread Best, Kelly
Installed and running now. [ATTACH] Best, Kelly
SiC crucibles are marketed for non-ferrous casting because they are more conductive and consequently heat little faster, but IMO, I wouldn't pay...
Looks nice. Well done. I saw that in your video. Looked like you gripped it with a pair of pliers to extract it. I'd highly recommend just...
I've been using a commercial refractory coating for a number of years now, but I field a lot of questions about home brewed refractory coatings,...
Welcome Bruce, we'll look forward to seeing your burner build and future use, as well as the resulting castings. Best, Kelly
Now you're cooking! :) Best, Kelly
For sure. You really need to build yourself a contact pyrometer. Very easy to do. Sure, you can try all the methods you like, but without you're...
I typically use 220grit, but the finish can usually be improved up to 320 grit......both modestly used and worn. Yes, but as you have noted, it...
If the webs are only .085"/2.2mm (not 4mm!), I think that explains the problem. You can fill the mold much faster in open cavity sand casting...
A long response. Despite all said below, I think with my processes and materials it would still successfully cast at 1400-1450F. I use A356 alloy....
Welcome back. Did you cast something? Best, Kelly
Yes, or as shown on the right but keep the white foam that connects to the bottom of the casting like shown on the left image. Either of these or...
Yes, but lost foam casting will requre higher pouring temp than an open cavity sand casting for several reasons. It takes some energy to evaporate...
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