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Old August 25th 2009, 07:51
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well I was coming home from the track last night I popped a ball Joint and upper trailing arm bearing.... SO i think it's time just to rebuild the frontend All of it lool
I warned you!

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Old August 25th 2009, 17:08
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Well at least you where close to home, remember they made the bug light so when you break down you can push it. Great Invention!!!
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Old August 25th 2009, 17:12
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HAHAHA No I Still needed a Tow home....

and I know Alex but I didn't think it was that bad....

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Old August 25th 2009, 17:18
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CB 's Dry Sump Pump

A quick question for you GURU's out there in bug land, if I use the CB Dry Sump System in T4 would I have to do any clearing or is it just a bolt on? Any body has any problems with there CB Dry Sump Pump and what PSI does yours operate at / at what RPM??

The pump gears on mine in my T4 seems to score the alumium cover is this the norm or do it neeed some clearance? I pulled apart my pump to check for anything out of the normal and found mild scoring on pump cover.

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Old August 26th 2009, 23:30
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Chris, can i borrow this wheel? I'll replace it with a MOMO. Need to figure out seating position in the split, and adapter sizes for that Sparco wheel before i buy one. It'll be for 1 day.

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Old August 27th 2009, 03:21
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A quick question for you GURU's out there in bug land, if I use the CB Dry Sump System in T4 would I have to do any clearing or is it just a bolt on? Any body has any problems with there CB Dry Sump Pump and what PSI does yours operate at / at what RPM??

The pump gears on mine in my T4 seems to score the alumium cover is this the norm or do it neeed some clearance? I pulled apart my pump to check for anything out of the normal and found mild scoring on pump cover.

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No guru here, but I just happen to use the CB schadeck DS pump in my daily 412 which has a 914 2.0 engine installed.
Actually, the engine came with the pump and I didn't modify anything. Considering the things done to that engine I doubt the PO modified anything either.
Upon assembly/disassembly I noticed just the usual very slight scoring (=normal imo) on the alu cover. Yes, I just used/reinstalled the original Claude's Buggies alu cover it came with...
Don't have any pressure readings for you as I don't have a sender/gauge for that in the car, but it runs fine and I did some 10.000 km's already with it this way. Considering I also use the Pauter rockers on this engine, whch have 8x 1.0mm holes in the adjuster screws where the splash lubrication oil escapes, I'd say pressure in normal operation should probably be more then sufficient.
Sandeep used one as well on his turbo type 4 2.0 engine.

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Old August 27th 2009, 12:08
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Thanks Wally for the reply, on the other post my results were very similar to Humbles and I will get the Tang clearance for the drive pin pump done. As far as the leaks from the CB Pump I had a very small drip from the cover of the pump. I used a very thin layer of regular black high temp. silicone sealant. If you want something that's going to hold for ever and have no sealing/leaking issues then try "The Right Stuff" I was told that it is the bomb.
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Looking great. I can't wait to see it finished.
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well it's Been a Long time and I have Been slowly getting some new parts to rebuild the WHOLE front-end...
and for the new BBS RC wheels
just have to get Lanner to Drill and Stud everything.

just some of the parts


New tires for the BBS rims too
ended up going with a F225/45R17 R 235/45R17
Kumho Ecsta XS
getting them mounted tomorrow (hoping) will post pics




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I've heard promising things about the ecsta xs tires but haven't tried them yet, let us know how they hold up to a good flogging
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nothing big to update but got the tires put on the rims.... and doing the DETAILS
colour matched the center cap to the car



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Love the wheels, but its hard not to for me right?
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Old April 14th 2010, 19:47
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Love the wheels, but its hard not to for me right?
Yaa I hope you love them lol
nothing to be to update but just Detailing some parts B4 i put them
back into the bug...
Still waiting on some other stuff that Lanner @ vdub is doing for me









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Very nice Chris. Keep at it.

I missed your other posts and now see you wheels all done. I like!

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Wheels are ON and just need to do a few things then DRIVE it
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