diff plates

[cossyking]

these are thick front diff plates as needed for big horse power £150 plus postage just had them made and had a few more done incase anyone else wants any, look stunning

[GARY F]

They look spot on mate!
If you have any left by next month I'll be interested

[cossyking]

They look spot on mate!
If you have any left by next month I'll be interested

ok mate no probs

[cossyking]

these are thick front diff plates as needed for big horse power £150 plus postage just had them made and had a few more done incase anyone else wants any, look stunning

anyone interested

[zetecturbo]

wud it be possible to have em modified for a bung in them to drain oil or wud it weaken dem,

[cossyking]

wud it be possible to have em modified for a bung in them to drain oil or wud it weaken dem,

prob could but would really need to put in where the ford writing is thats only prob mate

[aaroncast]

they do look nice-

[Mike Rainbird]

What material are they made of?

[cossyking]

What material are they made of?

alloy why

[Mike Rainbird]

alloy why

Alloy flexes, so these will offer very little improvement over standard, even if you use HE30 . You have to use Alumec which is as rigid as steel, but is four times the material cost of normal alluminium....... This is the problem when people copy things, but don't do it quite right .

[cossyking]

Alloy flexes, so these will offer very little improvement over standard, even if you use HE30 . You have to use Alumec which is as rigid as steel, but is four times the material cost of normal alluminium....... This is the problem when people copy things, but don't do it quite right .

they were made by a fabricator who does most alloy work for all cosworth customers and they will be made of right material i will contact him to make sure

[cossiedavid]

mike it is HE30

[cossyking]

mike it is HE30

ya it is and cheap so any one who wants 1 let me no

[Mike Rainbird]

Can you two not read ? HE30 is NOT strong enough, it NEEDS to be made out of Alumec . Complete and utter waste of time . This is why the Alumec ones are £175 - because the material is four times as expensive as HE30 .

There are also cheap copies of the Swedish inlets on ebay that melt engines / and or split open the second they see above 2 bar - that doesn't make them a worth-while investment .

That's the thing when someone like Mark comes along and copies things - he does it without knowing or understanding all the R&D that has gone into making a product fit for purpose in the first place .

[oddkidd]

A laser cut diff plate is only £40 then you could use larger studs with a std cover which would be just as strong.