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Just saw this bud, Ill slap one together in a bit for you, just tell me the gauge size and its an easy job. I dont charge for silly STL files like that. Its silly to try imo.Sorry, it wasn't my intent to try and take advantage of anyone I was just curious.
If files won't be made available will it be available for purchase somewhere? I know it was mentioned and saw someone had bought it, I was just interested in getting my hands on one
If you're offering! I need them in 52mm pods, I started working on a design around the time I made that post but never got around to finishing it.Just saw this bud, Ill slap one together in a bit for you, just tell me the gauge size and its an easy job. I dont charge for silly STL files like that. Its silly to try imo.
Doesn't bother me. I posted all my stuff for free on thingiverse. No posting required.Love first time posters looking to take advantage of the hard work or others. I am not the OP, however the answer is no. @Junkyard_Mad-Scientist
Charge pipe section prototype. Only a couple minor tweaks and it'll go on to full time use and testing.View attachment 96161
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I don’t mean to come across that way. I was only asking if the STL files might be shared, not expecting anything, I understand the time and effort involved and I didn't think it was an outrageous question.This looks nifty. I wonder if you could take that spot where the noisemaker was and put a boost gauge port... I might be looking at replacing my pipes.
I love how people come in here, hijack your thread, and then want your many hours of researcch, design, testing, and artistic creation for free.
I thought about adding a boost port but during initial testing the readings were way off (1psi at idle, 4psi at wot) so not sure if I did something wrong but I moved it to the vac line and everything read correctly. That said I also made a tee to tap the hard plastic vac line that runs across the firewall.This looks nifty. I wonder if you could take that spot where the noisemaker was and put a boost gauge port... I might be looking at replacing my pipes.
I love how people come in here, hijack your thread, and then want your many hours of researcch, design, testing, and artistic creation for free.