Teflon cap for end of Clutch slave piston
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There's a place in KC I've brought pizza and pie crust forms to before for teflon coating.
It's called LPF coatings, there should be places near you that can do the same. It was not cheap.
Teflon is a bitch of a material, it's brittle and not very machinable, almost like compressed talc powder. You aren't getting a durable cap made that will fit, not for anything reasonable.
It's called LPF coatings, there should be places near you that can do the same. It was not cheap.
Teflon is a bitch of a material, it's brittle and not very machinable, almost like compressed talc powder. You aren't getting a durable cap made that will fit, not for anything reasonable.
#4
Are you talking about a cap to go between the pushrod and piston 'cup' (inside the rubber boot) or between the pushrod and fork?
Search for 'teflon rod' on McMasters. I've only had experience with teflon sheets, but it might be too soft and has a tendency to 'creep'. Delrin or nyloil are other options.
Supply the material/drawing (or slave) and I should be able to make one for you on the lathe (pending free time...).
--Ferdi
Search for 'teflon rod' on McMasters. I've only had experience with teflon sheets, but it might be too soft and has a tendency to 'creep'. Delrin or nyloil are other options.
Supply the material/drawing (or slave) and I should be able to make one for you on the lathe (pending free time...).
--Ferdi
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