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Originally Posted by California98Civic
The weight distribution problem sounds kinda, well, dangerous maybe. Traction on the power wheels would be fine, but how would braking and especially cornering be affected?
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I drove for decades with a 40/60 weight distribution. After battery location, you can fine tune the handling with tire size and inflation pressure. Higher pressure on the heavy end.
'Meanwell' is the best brand name I've seen since 'Dunn-Wright'.
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07-28-2018, 04:45 PM
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'Meanwell' is the best brand name I've seen since 'Dunn-Wright'.
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Yeah I felt the same  but supposedly they actually make excellent stuff. |
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07-28-2018, 05:21 PM
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They are a reputable brand and would be one of my first choices if I were building a robotics system or an industrial machine.
Pity about the name.
I have used several of their products an have not had a problem.
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07-28-2018, 09:59 PM
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I was being un-ironic.
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well, I wish I would have stumbled on this sooner!
https://ecomodder.com/forum/showthre...tml#post565690
if you have ANY questions on the swap, let me know. the wireing actualy isnt that bad. i wouldnt bur the swap harness. Just a c101 pig-tale from a crv will do it. i just pulled out my k24a4 for a k24a2 last week!
Ill be updating my thread soon.
(50 mpg at 70, and 7.479 in the 1/8 @ 98.77 mph on street tires)
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Nice work!
Very interested in your fuel line work as my fuel lines are rusted out in the back and I need to re-run at least one line. What is your plan?
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08-04-2018, 11:56 AM
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I ordered a 1.75" / 45mm ID fuel hose from Rock Auto - it was surprisingly hard to find one that big. I cut up the original fuel lines to reuse the elbows, and used sections of both to route it closer to the wall of the car. I'll post pics in a bit.
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Nice work!
Very interested in your fuel line work as my fuel lines are rusted out in the back and I need to re-run at least one line. What is your plan?
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As requested:
I cut a hole in the car in a different location, and plan to stuff the area around the hoses with duct sealant putty.
First rear panel finished!
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Dear lord, it looks like I may be the one needing help on my "finished" k-swap!
This could be worth tackling when I install my walborro 255. definitely cleans up the back
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