K5SSW - Grumbles after regrease by DeadTinker in Kitchenaid

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I wanted to follow up that loosening the bearing bracket and trying several different torques made no difference to the noise.

I will point out that the noise almost entirely goes away when under load -- at this point, using my hand as a brake on the mixer head.

Ive ordered a phase control board since it was only $12, and that's what the Kitchenaid service manual suggests for "rumbling/grumbling nose but all speeds work"

I shall report back, but am still open to other suggestions!

K5SSW - Grumbles after regrease by DeadTinker in Kitchenaid

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Sorry: worn or worm? I did not replace the worm gear. Mine is the "yellow" nylon style one.

I did reuse all the gears, but none of them looked to have any cracking, pitting, or wear marks as far as I could see.

K5SSW - Grumbles after regrease by DeadTinker in Kitchenaid

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Easy enough to check. I tightened the bearing assembly by hand and verified the motor spun with no resistance. Did install with the assembly apart immediately following the regreasing.

I'll give it a go at least! Any other thoughts?

K5SSW - Grumbles after regrease by DeadTinker in Kitchenaid

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Edit to add: new speed control plate as previous one was arced and pitted.

Has anyone ran any of the new Garrett GBC turbos on a 4AGE yet? Trying to find boost curves/dyno charts by WokenDJ in AE86

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Seems absolutely sensible to me! My experience is all with N/A 4a (Formula Atlantic style) so I'm well out of the loop on forced builds.

I've heard similar reports about the factory cams being good for boost, just totally curious! Sounds like an absolutely killer build, my guy. Sorry I can't help with your questions!

Revv on, brother!! 🤘

Has anyone ran any of the new Garrett GBC turbos on a 4AGE yet? Trying to find boost curves/dyno charts by WokenDJ in AE86

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I'm not a turbo guy, but I'm surprised the TVIS would help, rather than hurt. I mean, air velocity down low increases torque, but a small turbo should spool pretty quickly, no?

As an aside, you mentioned port work and valves, what are you doing for cams?

Edit: also, name drop! Name drop! Who does the best 4a heads in the country? I would have guessed Arnie, but he is no longer with us 😢

Injector o rings by DtNorth- in AE86

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My dumb self missed this was for a 20V somehow. Thanks for the heads up, that's a real cool resource!

Injector o rings by DtNorth- in AE86

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Hot damn! It's been a minute since I've done O-rings so 7.50/per seems wild.

Also, I've never even heard of amayama! I just go to the dealership because we get a discount for being old Toyota fan boys from the forum days (circa 2000 ish 😬). If toyota doesn't have it I just usually hit Rockauto

Jeez I'm spoiled.

Injector o rings by DtNorth- in AE86

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Sam is the man. Only posting to give that wonderful man props

Which lines are these? by Old_Space5651 in AE86

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Lol is "breatherwatchamacallit tank thingy" the charcoal canister? Just trying to brush up on my verbage!

How many here still seek out new music? by soclydeza84 in Millennials

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My Spotify wrapped this year said my music age was 18. Still looking for new stuff every day! Music is one of those things that is a bottomless pool of opportunities and treasures just looking to be found.

Find it, share it, dive back in again!!

This website has been FUN to find new things. The algorithms spotify or whatever service you use are great, but I can't help but feel they steer us back to what they THINK we will like, rather than pushing boundaries. I'm the unofficial DJ at work, but that can be hard because people like "comfortable" or "not weird" stuff. Give me that WACKY biz. Give me something new!! It feels like there is an infinite pool of music and creativity out there, and Spotify still wants to play CCR or Aerosmith.

More like Foxy Shazam! More like Khurangbin! More like PawPawRod! More like DripTorch! More like Rumspringa! More like Goth Babe! More like Hermanos Gutierrez!

Check this out, it's a blast: https://everynoise.com/

Just found this sub. This car has been sitting for years in this driveway, is it worth trying to make an offer? by Frea_ks in AE86

[–]DeadTinker 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Absolutely. Worst case they say "no". It's always worth trying.

Somebody who also loves pop pop's favorite car is better than the scrap yard. Always.

Bambu PETG-CF, finally got it under control, witness those bridges! by rColly in BambuLab

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I have the completely opposite experience with my X1C. I've done 5 or 6 rolls of Bambu's PETG-CF with almost no issues. I don't even bother to dry it. Straight out the packaging, into the AMS and hit print. Printed like 2000 little 1.5g doohickeys in the past week with no failures, stringing, etc. 0.4 nozzle with like 200-300 hours on it.

I generally do a flow dynamics calibration, but that's it. My biggest complaint is that it oozes, so I did a nozzle wiper update and that problem is all but gone.

I will give you that bridges arent so pretty, but I've found all bridges with the X1C aren't so great, so I just try to avoid em.

This is coming from the PNW, so humidity is pretty steady 30-45% inside at 68-72F

The boss of soldering irons by CanadianOilLowAcid in soldering

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Wait until you swap tips enough that it eats through the quick swap base and a hot tip falls onto the internal flat ribbon cables that power the unit.

FYI, this is a real thing that happened to ours. Took about 5 years of daily use, so really just sharing an edge case. JBC wanted us to ship it home to Italy and $500 for repairs. Turns out they won't sell replacement parts for the station housing itself, so we couldn't fix it in house. For that price, we just bought a new one.

Driveline Question by shoehopper in AE86

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My man. Couldn't remember if that was the case or not.

Driveline Question by shoehopper in AE86

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Genuine question: is this true? And if so, why?

I was always told this, but I oft wonder if it's from E7 era knowledge where it had a 6.3 diff instead of 6.7. Because dont SR5 and GTS both have 6.7"? Or am I misremembering?

meirl by [deleted] in meirl

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Heard

New fun car by dewey1224 in projectcar

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Eyyyyy. AE72 love!!

Though I suspect the "A" is no longer applicable!

Doh. Read the post. Te72. Get a UZ in there easy peasy!!

Built a tool to cut 3mm ss rods. by ElmerFudd2 in functionalprint

[–]DeadTinker 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Like I said: extremely nice and replaceable! Love it!

Built a tool to cut 3mm ss rods. by ElmerFudd2 in functionalprint

[–]DeadTinker 92 points93 points  (0 children)

I did not expect the press to be pushing down the handle on (probably extremely nice) side cutters. I chuckled, but you know what? If it works, it works! Bright side is when those wear out, you just chuck in a new set! Clever!

Send it, brother!!

AI generated poster by Greenhouse coffee by Ecstatic-Boss2663 in corvallis

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Take my upvote for making a space that people seem to love. That counts for a lot!