comegetjoe
Goblin Guru
245/xx/18, don't be holding back now
How else would you do a cotter pin?I tightened mine down all the way and it goes much further than that. Enough that I had to fold the cotter pins ends around well to make sure it didn't slide out.
Some loop both ends the same way, I always split mine and wrap both in opposite directions around the nut.How else would you do a cotter pin?
I got it torqued down to 50ftlbs like the front. I had to over tighten it ever so slightly to get the hole to line up but got the cotter pin installed and wrapped around.I tightened mine down all the way and it goes much further than that. Enough that I had to fold the cotter pins ends around well to make sure it didn't slide out.
I haven’t tried to remove that one but it seems it gives it the right diameter to fit into the knuckle. I’ve already installed them and am just going to tie the wire up or snip it off.The silver 'ring' that has the wire lead on the hubs can be removed. It is not needed on the Goblin, it was used for the ABS.
So I partially did that, I just plugged the hose with my thumb and pressurized the system. I’m not sure what the pressure was as the gauge doesn’t read positive but it seems to have held. I sprayed soapy water on every connection and the laminova core cover plate and did not see evidence of a leak. Was it pressurized enough to leak? Who knows. I may be able to fashion something to seal it off and get an accurate reading for pressure and try again.Things will act differently under pressure/no pressure than they do at vacuum. I would try applying pressure to about 13-15 psi and see what it does.
This is knowledge I now posess. I thought it ran much higher.the ic system only run 3 psi or less. The cap is set at 3psi, for reference.
3PSI?! Really. An excellent little tidbit to remember. Thanks for the reminder, salient info for builders! I'm sure it is on the cap(D'UOH!) but I've not looked. So easy to default/equate to radiator pressure.the ic system only run 3 psi or less. The cap is set at 3psi, for reference.