Dusty's 37 Indian Bonneville racer

[DustyDave]

How long did all those steps , including planning, take you for these last posts ?
Just amazing to watch come together.
Love to see it at Bonneville.

From where I mentioned that they were replacements for the ones the board lost through the one I'm going to post after dinner were the year that got lost, shame I don't have any of the replies. I'm kinda stalled right now while I rebuild my every day ride, 1940 Sport Scout that lost a wrist pin keeper. The whole project started the year after the Bonneville rule book in the first post.
Dusty

[DustyDave]

This is the last one from the year that went away!
Getting a little closer to shape. The timer rides on the outer bearing race that sets proud of the adapter with a slot and guide plate on the outside The reluctor mounting plates that allow each reluctor to be time seperately are made but the photo didn't come out.

Dusty
Back to the present!

[DustyDave]

Got the timer mostly done today, I still need to set the timing with a meter on the pickups they are just visually aligned right now.



Dusty

[DustyDave]

Made a timer cap out of a tin can.

Dusty

[Dragstews]

Lot of R&D went into that setup ...

(Well, the tin can is a bit iffy) ...

Maybe if ya glued on a ....



It would fit in better ..

[DustyDave]

Lot of R&D went into that setup ...

(Well, the tin can is a bit iffy) ...

Maybe if ya glued on a ....



It would fit in better ..

The Indian head nickel would look cool and it's the right year. But I don't see any way it will make it faster and that's all that maters.
dusty

[flatman]

just a fyi, just read that stark is retiring and having a retirement sale. If you need parts from them, just saying, please keep pics coming.

[DustyDave]

Cut some 1/4 pipe fittings down to 7/16"-24pti straight threads

Then started running 3/8" nickel copper lines.




Dusty

[flatman]

GO team Indian!