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No, and no plan of making more.

Sorry.

Second set of 6 all sold, total of 9 sold. I can get my friend to start another group buy if three is interest for 10+. It is expensive to get time on a water jet machine.

http://www.thelostartof.net/tryingbe/forsale/36-1ring.jpg

This is what the customer will be getting. Customer will be welding the ring to a 8 valve common block crank pulley, balancing the pulley,...

Are you just "interested" or are you ready to buy the ring? Total with shipping is around $52-$54. I just sold the two ring my friend has, he'll need a couple of days to make more.

Fully welded and balanced.

:)

http://www.thelostartof.net/tryingbe/dodge/omniproject/2017/crankpulley/IMG_20171007_062550926.jpg
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Warren, your inputs are always welcome!! I talked to my welder, he said he was afraid of wrapping the wheel tooth, so that's why he didn't fully weld the wheel to the crank, but I'll be visiting him...

No, we currently offer just the 36-1 wheel ring.

Since you will have to make a crank sensor bracket as well by welding, it's better to pay for welding once than twice.

I used the bracket...

$40 + shipping.

If anyone is interested, my friend can supply only the 36-1 wheel ring for you to weld on.

http://www.thelostartof.net/tryingbe/dodge/omniproject/2017/crankdone.jpg

http://www.thelostartof.net/tryingbe/dodge/omniproject/2017/36-1/IMG_20170811_162326864.jpg

Put a layer of primer and paint on mine.

I don't have a TIII car, but judging from this picture, it looks to be difficult to mount the crank sensor.


http://www.allpar.com/photos/mopar/turbo-fours/turbo-III.jpg

My pulley above is a common block pulley with a/c.

I ran it by cordes, he says it's ok to post here.

I had my friend using water jet to cut out a 36-1 wheel and weld it to my crank pulley.
My friend says he'd be interested in making more of the...