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Larger offset wiper piece

Started by NES304, April 17, 2013, 10:59:50 AM

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NES304

Need this piece but the larger offset version...



FC427

why not cut and shut it  ??? ??? ???.......FC427.........
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

FCRB26

Or drill out with a countersink bit so it fits.

Billy Blackarrow

Check out bret_f's Commodore Wiper Conversion he cut & shunt his
  BILLY BLACKARROW
BILLY BLACKARROW

NES304

I though there was two versions of this piece and was hoping to get the longer one rather than modify...



brett_f

Nes, I believe the only way is to modify mate. Not a hard job for someone like you. A couple of beers a couple more and then done. Regards Brett

mcl1959

There are 2 versions but you will be unlikely to find just the bracket by itself unless you bought another complete wiper motor.  You can easily modify by cutting and joining in a piece. Make sure the distance between the holes is maintained or just less than. Definitely not more than the length or wiper overrun will result.

Ken

NES304

Thanks Ken. Awesome grinder skills GO!



FCRB26

Ahuh your the grinder man now ..


measure once cut twice hang on that dont sound right.  LOL


i can make some new ones up if anyones intrested ?


Pete

NES304

Quote from: FCRB26 on April 17, 2013, 05:53:39 PM
Ahuh your the grinder man now ..


measure once cut twice hang on that dont sound right.  LOL


i can make some new ones up if anyones intrested ?


Pete
I love you Petey....

Need my template?



JOX515

I would be interested if you made any up Pete.  My grinding skills are at least equal to NES's lol  ;)  Cheers, Graeme

FCRB26

ill have a look in the morning  see what i come up with..

NES304

Quote from: JOX515 on April 17, 2013, 08:23:51 PM
I would be interested if you made any up Pete.  My grinding skills are at least equal to NES's lol  ;)  Cheers, Graeme
bahahahahaha :'(



FCV08

Nes

I modded mine but would certainly interested if Pete knocked up a few.

Cheers

Craig D

FCRB26

Made 2 yestetday they look good but wanting to do it properlly im waiting on a tapered ream to do the hole for the motor..
Supplier said earlly next week.
Ill post a pic this afternoon.

FCRB26

I made a few trial runs in the 5 min i had and they are ok not real happy with them.
You cannot fold a deep enought offset and being m8 the nut hits the fold line. Also mine is reamed to much so sits lower. It was a 5min muck around.

And you cant make it longer or it puts your throws out..

So i want to check out which way it rotates as the pic that came up on crumpsters  pics shows that a spacer is needed so i thought of doing a small flatbar with the slot cut and having a boss tapped m8 with the taper reamed into it so it simply screws on. But which way it rotates determines weather it will unscrew or not.

I hope i havent confused people as i often confuse myself.

Heres the one i did.


Crumpsnr

I'll have a look tonight NES. I'll also post a pic of the arm I'm using. It's a combination of the Commodore arm where it fits to the motor, plus the end of the arm that was on the existing wiper motor when I got the car.

Crumpsnr

Oops, not NES!  :D Nice work too.

Crumpsnr

Hi FCR, here are pics of my modified arm. The Commodore arm bent quite easily and left room for the original nut. I cut the Commodore linkage end off and tacked on the end of the EK arm. It had already been chopped about by the previous owner. Now I know it works I'll weld it fully.
Unsure about rotation direction. Will rewire the motor tomorrow night and report back if no-one else can reply before then. Regards, Martyn

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FCV08

Pete
Could you knock them up with the waterjet.

You could cut them out of 15mm plate steel/alloy using the side profile to get all the offsets and not have to worry about the folds and get an exact right angle. Then drill the holes etc.

Cheers

Craig D