August 21, 201115 yr comment_548136 hey guys as the title of the topic states were can i get my distributor centre welded up for a 22re turbo motor? cheers Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548264 Your wanting to lock the dizzy? If so just tie the mechanical advance setup together with some mig wire or similar. All I used for my supercharged 5k. Stu. Edited August 22, 201115 yr by kickn5k Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548267 Where do you live I could weld it if your local to me But other then that just go into most mechanics they would have a welder and tell them what you want and they should be able to sort it out Cheers Miller Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548271 Is the mechanism alloy or steel?? I'm looking into locking my dizzy as well, I'll weld it myself but if it's alloy I won't touch it. Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548272 Is the mechanism alloy or steel?? I'm looking into locking my dizzy as well, I'll weld it myself but if it's alloy I won't touch it. Wont touch it cause you need a AC tig which is the price of a small African country! but have heard you can tig Aluminum on dc with heluim. Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548275 The shaft and weights are steel or stainless from what I have seen not alloy Yours might be different Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548284 Take it to a local ignition place, or you can post it to Performance Ignition in Melbourne. Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548357 Just glue the sucker! A slop of araldite on the sliding pins would fix them in place. If you're keen, replace the springs with heavier ones so it advances slower and at higher revs. Set it for mid-range and let it go up 10deg at the top end, at least you give it some extra time to burn. Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548541 Don't weld it, heat will warp the shaft. Use tie wire as stu said Report
August 22, 201115 yr comment_548556 I have to make sure that whatever gets stuck stays stuck. I'm converting mine to an EFI dizzy, so it needs to have 0 advance and the reluctor pickup has to sit a minimum of 60 degrees in advance to the actual ignition moment. I think I might go down the araldite path, used it plenty of times. Report
August 23, 201115 yr comment_548696 Mine stayed stuck for 2 1/2 years. I checked it when I took it all out and was still perfect. You should be right with a good metal adhesive though. Stu. Report
August 23, 201115 yr comment_548708 There's that stuff they sell at bursons it's glue amd powder amd you mix it and welds like steel looks strong maybe have a look? Report
September 5, 201115 yr Author comment_551443 cheers for all your help guys sorry for late reply hav been busy but thanks for your replys, looks like ill try tieing them :) Report
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