BARTCO CNC Services
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BARTCO CNC Services
hey i bart and am here to offer my cnc service for whatever parts you guys may want to get made or duplicated at a more modest price... i own a 86 nissan s12 silvia and am co-owner of www.club-s12.org and currently make alot of aftermarket parts for that plateform like bigi brake kits, fmic kits, turbo headers, coilovers, fuel rails..... recently i have aquired a cnc and now have the ability to expand my expertise and services to other nissan platforms... some of the parts im looking at making now are alum flywheels, adjustable cam gears, control arms, bushings, headgaskets, and many more parts... so if you have any ideas of stuff you'd like to see let me know here....
heres a link to the first topic i started here that covers some of the stuff already talked about https://www.zdriver.com/forums/showt...973#post256973
heres a link to the first topic i started here that covers some of the stuff already talked about https://www.zdriver.com/forums/showt...973#post256973
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Bartco... you might just become a ZDriver hero.
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ya get me some measurments as well as pictures of the stock bushings and crossmember and it shouldnt be hard for me to whip them out
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This is the first place I went to for prices ( http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?id=978&step=2 )
I'm sure you can find it cheaper than that as well.
EDIT... not to be a downer on this Bartco project, but they sell round rods (3"x12" & 4"x12") for $15-$20. Five minutes on a lathe and you have them done. $75 is way overpriced... even if we were paying for your "hours" of labor.
I'm sure you can find it cheaper than that as well.
EDIT... not to be a downer on this Bartco project, but they sell round rods (3"x12" & 4"x12") for $15-$20. Five minutes on a lathe and you have them done. $75 is way overpriced... even if we were paying for your "hours" of labor.
Last edited by NismoPick; 04-28-2009 at 08:03 PM.
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This is the first place I went to for prices ( http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?id=978&step=2 )
I'm sure you can find it cheaper than that as well.
EDIT... not to be a downer on this Bartco project, but they sell round rods (3"x12" & 4"x12") for $15-$20. Five minutes on a lathe and you have them done. $75 is way overpriced... even if we were paying for your "hours" of labor.
I'm sure you can find it cheaper than that as well.
EDIT... not to be a downer on this Bartco project, but they sell round rods (3"x12" & 4"x12") for $15-$20. Five minutes on a lathe and you have them done. $75 is way overpriced... even if we were paying for your "hours" of labor.
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as far longevity of the uhmw it'll last a very long time as the rear sub frame really doesnt have alot of movement especially when you have these or alum bushing in there... and with a solid diff mount the movment would almost be completely gone.. the added benifit of alum is a even more rigid setup...
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hey just wanted to know how many here would want a set of vg30e/t adjustable cam gears.. they will have +- 10 degrees of adjustment. this is idle for those who want to open up the powerband especially if you get a aftermarket cam... price wise they'll be $150-175 with a core charge of $50..i will be using the outer part of the stock cam gears and then cnc'ing out the inner housing that will allow the adjustment of the cam gear.heres a pic of what they will basiically look like
i can make them for any other belt driven cam engine so let me know..
i can make them for any other belt driven cam engine so let me know..
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interesting in the cam gear for the vg. i know thats the one from z31parts.com have you made any yet? nothing against you just wondering the quality that the piece is. im still interested in the pulley if you ever make them for the W series vg.