240Z: Tumbling some screws (how to)
So after i got my new delfir-chips i decided to make a little how-to:
1) Add Delfilr-chips and the parts you want to clean-up into the tumbler:
2) Add water (water 1:4 delfir chips ratio), and 2-3 drops dish washing fluid:
3) add a bit of random grease to one of the screws (this will give all the parts inside a thin grease cot which prevents it from immeadiatly starting to rust!, you will need to bath them in grease remover before giving the parts to the galvanizing-company!!)
4) Put lock on the tumbler, let it run 🙂
5) wait. have a beer meanwhile. check progress after about 8-12 hours
6) wait another 12 hours. have another beer if you want 🙂 check again, and after totally 24 hours it should look like this: almost perfect:
7) Extra tip: be sure to not run the process in a garage with -15° Celsius. this will make the water freeze even when the machine is running 🙂
3 Comments
bryan
is it bad that i recognize specifically where that bolt goes on a 24o z? it’s an RLCA end bolt that goes into it to compress the inner bushings axially. go team.
JDMjunkies.ch
no that’s just right, you might be helpful identifying parts when i have to put back all the stuff together again *lol* i see you work on the same part of the car as me. a Interresting setup you got there.. might be interrested in a review when done 🙂
bryan
let me know if i can help.
the suspension is very well made, i’ll definitely be putting up a review of how it rides when completed – just give me a few more weeks 🙂