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This is a crank hub design
which allows the use of quick change HTD (High Torque
Drive) blower pulleys on a KL motor. This part was
designed to be integral with the existing crank mount
camshaft drive pulley. |
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is the machined hub with mated cam drive gear on the
bottom. The bolt circle and centering ring is the
standard profile for most blower pulleys. This
enables a large selection of quick change gearing. |
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This is
an EDIS 36-1 crank ring that was designed to mount to the
HTD pulley crank hub. It will enable the use of the
standard Ford EDIS module in the ignition system.. |
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This
is the laser cut piece installed on the back side of the
hub. Notice the raised centering ring in the center
of the hub. This fits into a machined counterbore in
the cam drive pulley. |
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This
is a quick change HTD pulley hub for an Eaton M90
supercharger. It was designed to complete the HTD
drive system and replace the serpentine belt pulley that
comes on factory M90 superchargers. |
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Here is the finished piece
installed on a factory new Eaton M90
which has been modified to enable a 17,000 RPM max rotor
speed. This combination should be good for some
serious boost. |
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This is
a drawing of the structure of a new design cross ram
intake manifold for the KL motor. The design is
currently in fabrication. Flow design analysis was
performed during the design stage to produce the most
optimal flow patterns for the KL engine. |
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This
design uses upper flanges to mount a wide variety of
infusers, individual throttlebodies or other arrangements.
This design shown is the composite model which was
designed to be constructed of aluminum flanges and carbon
fiber runners. |
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This
is a Porsche Brembo monoblock 4 piston caliper which can
be easily mounted to a KL based car with the use of
adapters and some larger diameter rotors. |
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Here is the acutal caliper. |
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