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We bought this red wagon new because Mama needed a grocery getter and a young'n hauler. It's been a good machine. A few typical wear-and-tear items: water pump, alternator, a steering rack, brakes. All in all, not bad. Kids have puked in it and chewed holes in the upholstery. Automatic door locks quit working, and we've had some power window issues. Had to unplug the door sensors to keep the lights and bells off when door is closed, but I can fix the small stuff and we put up with the rest. Kids call it the "Beater." But it is paid for and is still kickin'. I keep the oil changed regularly and Mama keeps the interior clean. It's been "Ford tough." No major transmission or engine issues
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Lofthouse Sugar Cookie Bars
Can I tell you something? I haven't made one single Christmas cookie this year.
I mean, I am constantly making cookies, but none that I can deem Christmasy.
I haven't created one cookie tray to give to neighbors for the holidays, or even thought about a holiday bake list.
I feel like a flunkie-baker.
Isn't the holiday season supposed to be my time to shine? To pull out all the stops?
Apparently not.
You know what I would like?
I want someone to make ME cookies.
Wouldn't that be nice, HUSBAND? Cookies for ME?
I think I will just give myself a pass this year on holiday baking.
Do you believe me?
I'm not a future-teller or anything, but I would bet that if you were to come to my house next Friday around, say…3:00, you will be sure to see me beneath a cloud of flour, smack-dab in the middle of a holiday guilt-baking session.
I know myself. My resolve is weak.
I have to say, though, that these bars I am gonna share with you today, are the perfect treat for those of you who don't have a lot of spare time (me!), but still have embraced the holiday baking thing. Just thinking about getting out my piping bags and decorating sugar cookies gives me a meringue-powder-migraine, so let's keep it simple.
These taste like the famous Lofthouse cookies that are sold at every supermarket…and have a generous layer of buttercream slathered on top. Plus, the recipe makes a whole heck of a lot of bars, so one batch will go around the block and back!
Your neighbors will be happy to get a plate of these 🙂
The batter is insanely delicious. I might have had a spoonful or 20.
Prepare a jelly roll pan (15×10) by lining it with foil. Spray it very lightly with cooking spray.
Spread the batter evenly on your pan…it's sticky stuff.
Bake it for 20 minutes until the edges begin to golden.
On a side note…I am loving my new Frigidaire Gallery Range Double Oven for all the non-holiday baking that I have been doing. What's so great about it is that even for small batches of cookies it's really perfection. Preheating goes faster and I can still fit multiple cookie sheets in the top oven alone!
Moving on, let your bars cool completely before frosting.
Now make some buttercream.
You can tint your frosting any color you'd like. I like to add my coloring into the mixer and mix it up that way.
Then spread it all over. You'll use about 3 cups of frosting…but I'm not gonna set a limit on you here. I'm not one to turn away frosting.
You're done! If you want to fancy the bars up with sprinkles, knock yourself out!
Lofthouse Sugar Cookie Bars.
Click here for my favorite buttercream recipe.
- 1½ cups sugar
- 1 cup butter, room temperature
- 8 oz cream cheese, room temperature
- 1 egg
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2½ cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- ½ tsp baking soda
- Preheat oven to 350°
- Line a jelly roll pan (15x10x1) with aluminum foil and spray lightly with cooking spray.
- In your mixer cream butter, cream cheese and sugar together. Add in egg and vanilla and mix until incorporated.
- With mixer on low, add in your dry ingredients: flour, baking powder and baking soda.
- Mix until just combined.
- Press dough evenly into your prepared pan. (dough will be sticky)
- Bake for 20 minutes until edges begin to golden.
- Cool completely before frosting.
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Where does the cream cheese come in? I'm missing that part of the instructions.
Step 3.
I love the bar cookies! Might have to make these this weekend!
Ooooh, I've been wanting to try making my own Lofthouse-style cookies for a long time…this bar version is perfect for the holidays, since it's not so labor intensive as individual cookies. You're brilliant!
I love how bar cookies have the same great flavor, but much less hassle. These look fabulous!
These look AMAZING! wow.
Sometimes I wish I would come home from work and there would be a pile of cookies just waiting for me… or bars. Would you like my address? You can ship me some. Im juuuust sayin!
So simple and they look delish!
I already have a freezer full of Christmas baking but now that I see these lovelies I just might have to make them too! YUMO!!
oo those look like super soft!
Wow! Looks super easy and super yummy!
omg… the only thing better than a lofthouse cookie is a lofthouse cookie BAR.
I love these, I think they are great, way easier than cutting and frosting each cookie. I will have to remember this.
I love that you made cookies in bar form. Bars are soooo much faster and easier than cookies; total time savers.
And the flavor of these…mmmmm, perfect. Love the THICK frosting layer.
"I feel like a flunkie-baker." <— umm, hardly. Your stuff is the most re-pinned stuff on pinterest that I see!!!!
Umm saw you post these on Instagram and they are just as wonderful as I was hoping. I think that every bar cookie should have a giant ol' layer of frosting on top. It just makes hearts happy.
These look amazingly delicious and super easy! Definitely making these this holiday season!
they look so simple but they seem like a pretty nice treat for christmas
I think these look pretty darn festive!
These look sooo good! Is it just me or does your oven look unusually large??
I have baked for a LOT of cookie swaps but have frozen exactly ZERO cookies for future cookie trays…so I think that kind of makes me a flunkie also. Oops.
maybe that cloud of flour will extend from NJ to NYC and cover both of us?
Heaven, I'm in heaven!
Aww yeah. These are like heaven!
Oh I do know the cookies you are speaking of from the grocery store. Yours look just like them except they are square. Thank you for sharing! I cannot wait to try these.
That thick layer of frosting looks amazing!
OMG these look perfect. Though I think I actually might make it into a cookie vs a bar. I'm guessing the dough's pretty tough to work with? You think rolling it between parchment, freezing, then cutting would work?
I was just thinking about these cookies the other day…they look so good!!!
I've not made holiday goodies for my house yet either. I keep telling myself tomorrow. And then tomorrow. And then tomorrow…
It. Will. Happen.
These look like a lot of fun! Plus baking them in a pan is a real time saver. Happy Holidays!
What I really love about these is that you can tint the color for any holiday and use fun sprinkles for that holiday, too! I'm thinking chocolate with Halloween sprinkles at Halloween and green or red with Christmassy sprinkles for Christmas. These would be great Easter bars.
It's like an all-in-one recipe. If they're half as good as they look…. which I'm sure they are. Recipes don't post here unless they're dangerously good.
These look so good!!
Also, just wondering – do you still use the email address you have listed on you 'contact me' page ([email protected])? I sent you an email but haven't gotten a reply … just wondering if you have a new email address?
Those look SO cute!
Love this! I just said today that I love making bars more than cookies – so we are totally thinking the same, here!!
Delicious and festive-looking for sure. I'd eat too many. Man, I need to go on a diet come Jan. 1 w/ the rest of the world!!
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Ohhhh I love lofthouse cookies. I think I will be bringing these to a Christmas party!
Wow, these look great! And your site is gorgeous… so happy I stumbled upon it! Have a great Christmas– greetings from Spain!
just finished icing these and using holiday sprinkles.. thanks so much.. WAY better freshly made!!
the thickness of that layer of frosting is absolutely perfect–excellent cookies, especially since they're in bar form!
I adore Lofthouse cookies but never buy them because they are expensive. I was so excited to try these. I dont' know where I went wrong though – they didn't come out thick and soft and puffy and Loft-house like or like your picture. They are thin and more chewy, almost doughy, even though I baked them long enough but not too long. Any ideas where I went wrong?
You left out the soda.
Oh wow……I was munching on a Lofthouse cookie iced with a green tree when I came across your recipe. Have definitely got to give these a try.
Hi Shelly,
Just wanted to let you know I made these cookies last week and they were Fabulous! I will be making them again for New Years. Thank you so much for posting this recipe. The Buttercream frosting was to die for too. You should have seen the way my eyes rolled back into my head at the first taste! I will be posting them on my site http://www.michellestastycreations.blogspot.com and giving you 100% yummy credit!
I made these for Christmas using Carol's sorghum blend (Gluten Free Flour recipe) and they were WONDERFUL! Even my non gluten free lifestyle friends enjoyed them…..as well as my dogs! They were easy to make, too!
What frosting did you use?
I tried these this holiday season, along with the Santa Hat party mix, and these cookies are BY FAR my all-time favorites, and my 13-year old's as well! I used pure almond extract instead of the vanilla (the second batch, after the first ones were devoured) and added some almond extract into the buttercream, too. I dream of these cookies . . .
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[…] Lofthouse Cookie Bars from Cookies and Cups: I've seen knock off Lofthouse cookie recipes but they all require wait time (see issue with yeast above). And bar cookies are so much less time consuming. I had a hard time getting the dough spread out through the pan but I made sure it was even before popping it in the oven. They came out great. I made the buttercream to go along with it. […]
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The recipe looks great!! Can't wait to try it 🙂 just want to know, it's possible to freeze the batter for future use, right? Thanks!!
Hi – Do you use unsalted butter?


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Ok so this race recap is way over do, but better late than never, right?!😉 Almost three weeks ago I participated in the 4th annual Best Damn Race Safety Harbor 10K. This sold out event has been making it rounds around Florida, adding a new location every year. It's deemed the "race for runners, by … More Best Damn Race 2016 Race Recap


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Ben's Independent Grocer (BIG) Opens at Plaza Batai
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The Roof Celebrates 2nd Anniversary in Style
The Roof recently celebrated its second anniversary on 12th Nov with cocktails and canapes served at the star attraction of the hub, Stratosphere. Stratosphere is the luxury open-air rooftop bar nestled on top of an infinity grassed helipad, the first and only in Asia, which offers an unprecedented panoramic bird's-eye view of the city and greater Klang Valley.
The Pirate Adventure @ Melaka Alive, Bandar Hilir Melaka
If you have been to Melaka recently you might seen or heard of Melaka Alive – a musical theatre show that's set on a ship inspired stage. Held twice a day in the evening and at night, Melaka Alive tells the state's 600 years of history through special and visual effects, music and live acting. […]
PHB Opens The Shore Shopping Gallery in Melaka
The latest shopping mall in Melaka – The Shore Shopping Gallery was officially launched last weekend by Pelaburan Hartanah Berhad (PHB). Strategically located on the river cruise/monorail route and opposite the Eye of Melaka, The Shore Shopping Gallery is only a short drive away from the heart of this historic state.
MIGF Festival Gala Launch 2013 @ Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre
Although the MIGF Festival Gala Launch is an exclusive media preview, you could expect a similar scene at TasteMIGF when it is open for public on 7th (today) & 8th Sep 2013 from 11am-11pm at Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre. Come join the fun, it will be a party with tantalizing food and great music at […]
Malaysia International Gourmet Festival (MIGF) 2013 – Media Launch @ Sunway Pyramid
Whether you like fine dining or not, there is no reason to miss the annual Malaysia International Gourmet Festival (MIGF) The theme for MIGF 2013 is "Cool Chefs: Cooking With Attitude" and there will be a total of 31 participating restaurants featuring a combination of local and international cuisines from all over the world. A […]


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Due to the design goals listed in the previous section, I knew that I needed to be looking at pro-sound drivers for this project. I also knew that if one of my main goals was chest thumping bass, I needed to try to use as large of a woofer as feasible. In discussing with our resident pro-sound expert, a combination of 18" woofer, 8" mid, and 1" tweeter seemed to be an appropriate choice. I'm going to change things up a bit and focus a little more on the drivers that I chose for this project. I know many people only use elements of these designs, or use one driver and change another, so I figured that some more specific info about the drivers would be helpful. Hammer 18CLF: This surplus driver is a limited-supply item, but is nearly identical to the new Eminence Definimax 4018LF 18" driver, so my description should hold true for both. They are very powerful-looking 18" woofers, and feature a massive cast aluminum frame, high-quality coated paper cone, nicely vented motor structure, and copper shorting rings for reduced distortion. Frequency-wise, this woofer has a smooth response, without significant breakup peaks or other anomalies. It has a strong response up through 200 or 300 Hz, where it begins to diminish in output. Thanks to the shorting ring in the motor structure, the bass and midbass is very clean and tight. Based on my experiments and use of this driver, I would say that it would be at its best when used in smaller vented cabinets with slightly higher tuning frequencies than what I used in this design. With my alignment, the low-end extension was impressive for a PA speaker, but was missing a bit of the "snap" and "punch" normally associated with output around 50 or 60 Hz. With a smaller box, higher tuning alignment, four or eight of these running from 40 -120 Hz would produce some killer bass output. If you're looking to add some "bass bins" to your PA rig or club, these would be an excellent choice. Hammer 8SLF: Once again, this surplus driver is of a limited supply, but is interchangeable with the Eminence Beta-8A for all intents and purposes. In my opinion, the Beta-8 is one of the best all-around high-sensitivity 8" midbass/midrange drivers available, and is a steal at its price point. While it doesn't appear to be anything special in terms of construction, it has the perfect combination of cone, surround, spider, and dustcap to provide very smooth and clear midrange without any harshness or breakup peaks. It is an open-backed driver, which means that it does require a rear chamber if it is sharing an enclosure with a woofer. This gives it the flexibility to be put in small sealed enclosure if it is being used as a dedicated mid, but it can also be used in larger vented enclosures as more of a midbass driver. When using it in a small sealed enclosure, it is critical to properly damp the rear chamber to prevent rear-wave reflections from distorting the sound. In this design, I was able to clearly see these reflections in my preliminary measurements, and had to make sure I fully damped the rear chamber with a combination of foam, fiberglass, and Acoustastuf. All-in-all, this is a very versatile 8" driver, and would be a great choice for any high-sensitivity application. I've even used it from 80 Hz to 2.5 kHz in a home theater surround-sound system, where the high sensitivity provided an excellent theater-like experience even with a modestly-powered receiver. Eminence ASD1001S w/ Dayton H07E Waveguide: The Eminence ASD1001S is a relative newcomer in pro sound high frequency drivers, and features an unobtrusive appearance as well as price. For a mere $30 you get a driver with a titanium diaphragm, nice quality spring terminals, and high sensitivity. On paper, the frequency response of this driver is not the greatest, showing a rolloff between 5 kHz and 10 kHz, with some extra zing up around 18 kHz. My measurements coincided well with the Eminence supplied measurements, which is nice to see. Eminence doesn't publish this data, but it is in the distortion domain where this driver really shines. Distortion is extremely low down to around 2 kHz, and remains low throughout the entire range. The high-frequency rolloff is actually a result of the driver staying linear (where most similar drivers are full of breakup peaks and ringing); this combined with the overall low distortion makes for a very non-sibilant, easy-to-listen-to driver. Since the ASD1001S is a driver only, it does need to be mated with a lens of some sort for implementation into a design. I tested many waveguides and horns as part of the design process before settling on the Dayton H07E. This waveguide provided minimal disturbance of the natural response of the driver, while providing good loading down to 2 kHz. Smaller horns could not provide this low-end loading, while the larger horns tended to disrupt the high-frequency response. This waveguide seems to be an excellent choice for applications where high-fidelity is paramount over high-sensitivity. • Project Edit: The discontinued Hammer series drivers have been replaced with standard stocking Eminence drivers that are nearly identical to the drivers used in the original design.
Enclosure Design
As I mentioned briefly in the last section, for my particular application I was trying to achieve good low-frequency extension, and extreme power handling was not my goal. As such, I went with a larger ~5.5 cu. ft. enclosure tuned to approximately 30 Hz. This is a good alignment for full-range, limited power applications. For high power applications, a smaller 3 cu. ft. box tuned to roughly 40 Hz would produce exceptional results. The midrange is in its own subenclosure of roughly .1 cu. ft. and is fully stuffed.
Amplifier/Crossover Configuration
The crossover design is a basic three-way design crossed at around 400 Hz and 2.2 kHz; the details can be seen in the schematic. I initially started with higher crossover points on both ends of the midrange, but I was not satisfied with the dispersion characteristics, so went back to the drawing board and pushed things a bit lower. While this probably reduces the power handling somewhat, it produces a much more open sound that is more "hi-fi" in nature. Even with these crossover points, the speakers should easily be able to handle several hundred watts RMS and play quite loudly even by pro-sound standards.
Enclosure Assembly
This enclosure was constructed in what I would call typical "pro sound" fashion. Meaning it was built from 3/4" birch plywood, with an inset front baffle. The overall dimensions are 22" wide, 16" deep, by 36" tall; the baffle is inset approximately 1-1/4". All joints are reinforced with 1-1/2" strips of plywood, which also supports the front baffle on all sides. The midrange enclosure is built from 3/4" material as well and is 6" deep. The most interesting part of the construction of this was the vinyl work. The sides, top, bottom, and rear of the cabinets are covered with black leather grain vinyl, while the front features blue vinyl that I picked up at my local fabric store. 3M Hi-Strength 90 was used to secure the vinyl, which provides very aggressive adhesion and tacks up quickly. I added one little twist to the vinyl installation on the front baffle, and that was to use groove-and-spline technique similar to what is used on screen doors. This allowed me to get the vinyl nice and tight along the edges with a clean transition between the blue and black. Black metal cabinet corners provide improved durability and simplify the vinyl installation.
The end result of this project is a speaker that offers the ruggedness, reliability, and output of a pro-sound box, but with a sound that is as "hi-fi" as reasonably possible. Meaning, it has good low-end extension, a smooth midrange, and a somewhat laid-back top end. The low-distortion drivers give it a sound that is much clearer and more revealing of the source than most typical PA speakers--almost putting these in the studio monitor category. While some pro-sound enthusiasts will consider this "hi-fi" sound a negative, I figure there are plenty of other more pro-sounding pro sound speakers out there. Simply put, if high fidelity and high SPL output are your goals, this would be a great speaker choice.
About The Designer
Darren Kuzma has been a speaker building enthusiast for many years, and enjoys creating speakers that are unique and out-of-the-ordinary. His designs combine solid technical design principles with creative shapes, colors, and materials. When asked how he learned about the hobby he said "I've learned the most by talking to other speaker builders, reading, doing experiments, and by trial-and-error. There's nothing like getting your hands dirty, that's why they call it DIY!"
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Eminence Definimax 4018LF 18" Driver
Eminence Beta-8A 8" Midrange/PA Driver
Eminence ASD1001 1" HF Titanium Horn Driver 1-3/8"-18 TPI
Dayton Audio H07E 6" x 6" Elliptical Waveguide 1" Threaded
Dayton Audio MH112 Large Steel Bar Handle
Erse Super Q 5.0mH 16 AWG 500W Inductor
Penn-Elcom C1819K Metal Cabinet Corner Black Lipped
Penn-Elcom C1823K Metal Cabinet Corner Black 3 Leg
Tolex Vinyl Speaker Cabinet Covering Black Taco Yard 54" Wid
Acoustic Foam 2-1/2" x 24" x 18" UL 94
Port Tube 3-3/4" ID x 7-5/8" L Flared
18" Economy Speaker Grill
8" Economy Speaker Grill
Penn-Elcom G0727KIT Plastic Grill Clamp Kit
Jantzen 2.0mH 18 AWG Air Core Inductor
Jantzen 1.5mH 18 AWG Air Core Inductor
Jantzen 0.33mH 18 AWG Air Core Inductor
Dayton Audio DMPC-7.5 7.5uF 250V Polypropylene Capacitor
Dayton Audio DMPC-4.0 4.0uF 250V Polypropylene Capacitor
Dayton Audio DMPC-2.7 2.7uF 250V Polypropylene Capacitor
47uF 100V Non-Polarized Capacitor
33uF 100V Non-Polarized Capacitor
Dayton Audio DNR-8.0 8 Ohm 10W Precision Audio Grade Resisto
Dayton Audio DNR-4.0 4 Ohm 10W Precision Audio Grade Resisto
Dayton Audio DNR-10 10 Ohm 10W Precision Audio Grade Resisto
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And nets to keep spectators from getting hit by falling heads.
Fortunately OSHA doesn't require underwear. Or unfortunately.
OSHA would demand a ramp. Or an elevator.
Wait until somebody at OSHA reads Dante's "Inferno"!
I didn't know OSHA had jurisdiction in Mexico, Guatemala and Belize!
Not a bad idea. If you ever get the chance to go up and down one of those pyramids you'll understand.
Someone fell down the stairs at Chichen Itza and died. Now, they don't let anyone on them.
Ring around the rosies
A pocket full of posies
OSHA, OSHA, we all fall down!
The ADA would demand ramps or elevators, OSHA deals with workplace safety and might require a handrail, safety class, and warning stickers.
Most countries have their own version.
My question is, what will OSHA say about the obsidian knives at the top?
OSHA Rule HS-Section A, # 7945.001 thru .005
High priests during human sacrifice :
Shall wear Kevlar cut-resistant gloves.
Shall wear safety glasses Z87-2 w/ side shields and-or
Shall wear full-face shields as protection against exposure to body fluids.
Shall wear hearing protection against hearing loss from screams.
Must have updated tetanus and hepatitis shots.
Must dispose of hearts and other human organs in specified manner.
Now we know why Chichen Itza was abandoned.
OSHA sees all, knows all…even in Mexico, Guatamala and Belize…
So – the backdrop for "Laura Croft Tombraider" was Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia. The "steps" are 18 inches nigh (double normal stairs) and to get from the "ground" level to the first intermediate level is maybe 50 feet / 75 feet. Climbing UP isn't much of a problem – just keep climbing until it levels out. The next level is probably yet another 50 to 75 feet above that – just keep climbing (lots of nice views between catching your breath and sucking on a water bottle that you brought with you). Lots of carvings to see, too – pictures to take. Now the problem is GETTING BACK DOWN – luckily, there is an installed "stone stairs" and it even has a handrail – but it's only wide enough for 1 person, so it takes maybe 45 minutes to get down – unless you are brave enough to go sideways and zig-zag across the rocks on the way down. And to think that Buddhist monks and Hindu priests did this trip up and down daily. It IS, of course, bit dangerous – one slip and it's a Homer Simpsonesqe tumble down to the lower level. usually nobody gets hurt.
Need those handrails. You wouldn't want the sacrifices to hurt themselves.
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|Allende Chondrule Chronology Revisited: Eroding Age Gap between CAIs and Chondrules
|Yin Q-Z, Yamakawa A, Sanborn M & Yamashita K
|Can Diffusion Cause Discrepant Lu-Hf Isochrons in Meteorites?
|Debaille V, Yin Q-Z & Amelin Y
|Geological History of 4-Vesta: 26Al-26Mg Dating on Eucrites and Diogenites
|Hublet G, Debaille V, Wimpenny J & Yin Q-Z
|Magmatic Evolution at Yellowstone: The Role of Isotopically Juvenile Magma Inferred from Zircon Age, Trace-Element, and Hf Isotope Data
|Stelten M, Cooper K, Vazquez J, Wimpenny J & Yin Q-Z
|Mg Isotope Evidence for Early Dolomite Formation in a Marinoan Cap Carbonate
|Shen B, Wimpenny J, Yin Q-Z, Lee C-T, Xiao S & Zhou C
Abstracts submitted to previous conferencesBelow are all abstracts at recent previous conferences in the conference archives authored by email@example.com,email@example.com.
|(2015) Mg and Cr Isotope Systematics of Allende CAIs
|Yamashita K, Wimpenny J, Sanborn M & Yin Q-Z
|(2014) 53Mn-53Cr Systematics of Unique Achondrite Northwest Africa 6704
|Sanborn M, Yamakawa A, Yin Q-Z, Wimpenny J, Amelin Y & Irving AJ
|(2014) Al-Mg and Mn-Cr Systematics in CAIs from NWA 4502
|Wimpenny J, Sanborn M, Yin Q-Z, Yamakawa A, Sapah M, Ireland T, Stirling C, Cooke I & Krot A
|(2014) Branching Ratios in VUV Induced Dissociation of CO and N2: Implications for Isotopic Compositions of the Sun
|Shi X, Yin Q-Z, Gao H, Chang Y-C, Jackson WM, Wiens RC & Ng C-Y
|(2014) Calcium-Isotope Fractionation between Solution and Solids with Six, Seven, or Eight Oxygens Bound to Ca(II)
|Colla C, Wimpenny J, Yin Q-Z, Rustad J & Casey W
|(2014) Elemental Comparison of Sutter's Mill and Murchison
|Cahill T, Barberie S & Yin Q-Z
|(2014) Invited: Light Elements in the Core and their Constraints on the Timing of the Moon-Forming Giant Impact
|Yin Q-Z & Zhang Y
|(2014) Missing Pb, High 3He/4He, Ancient Sulfides and Continental Formation
|Huang S, Lee C-T & Yin Q-Z
|(2014) The Behaviour of Mg Isotopes during the Formation of Clay Minerals
|Wimpenny J, Colla C, Yin Q-Z, Rustad J & Casey W
|(2014) Understanding Temporal and Spatial Geochemical and Isotopic Variations in a Large Silicic Volcanic Center, Taupo Volcanic Zone, NZ
|Rubin A, Cooper K, Wimpenny J & Yin Q-Z
|(2014) Invited: Δ17O-ε54Cr Systematics as a Forensic Tool for Investigating Isotopic Domains in the Early Solar System
|Sanborn M, Yin Q-Z, Yamakawa A, Irving AJ & Amelin Y
|(2013) Allende Chondrule Chronology Revisited: Eroding Age Gap between CAIs and Chondrules
|Yin Q-Z, Yamakawa A, Sanborn M & Yamashita K
|(2013) Can Diffusion Cause Discrepant Lu-Hf Isochrons in Meteorites?
|Debaille V, Yin Q-Z & Amelin Y
|(2013) Geological History of 4-Vesta: 26Al-26Mg Dating on Eucrites and Diogenites
|Hublet G, Debaille V, Wimpenny J & Yin Q-Z
|(2013) Magmatic Evolution at Yellowstone: The Role of Isotopically Juvenile Magma Inferred from Zircon Age, Trace-Element, and Hf Isotope Data
|Stelten M, Cooper K, Vazquez J, Wimpenny J & Yin Q-Z
|(2013) Mg Isotope Evidence for Early Dolomite Formation in a Marinoan Cap Carbonate
|Shen B, Wimpenny J, Yin Q-Z, Lee C-T, Xiao S & Zhou C
|(2012) Compositional Heterogeneity within the Yellowstone Magma Reservoir: Insight from Zircon Age, Trace-Element, and Hf-Isotopic Analyses
|Stelten M, Cooper K, Vazquez J, Wimpenny J, Barfod G & Yin Q-Z
|(2012) Light Elements in the Core and Equilibration Degree with Silicate Mantle: Perspective from First-Principles Molecular Dynamics
|Zhang Y & Yin Q-Z
|(2012) Stagnant-Lid Tectonics in Early Earth Revealed by 142Nd Variations in Late Archean Rocks
|Debaille V, O'Neill C, Brandon A, Haenecour P, Yin Q-Z, Mattielli N & Treiman A
|(2012) The Last Stages of Terrestrial Planet Formation: Dynamical Friction and the Late Veneer
|Schlichting H, Warren P & Yin Q-Z
|(2011) Invited: Copper Systematics in Arc Magmas and Implications for the Origin of Continents, the Pb-Paradox, and Copper Porphyry Deposits
|Lee C-T, Chin E, Bouchet R, Luffi P, Dasgupta R, Morton D, le Roux V, Yin Q-Z, Albarède F & Blichert-Toft J
|(2011) Invited: Critical Review of Hf-W and U-Pb Clocks for Terrestrial Core Formation
|Yin Q-Z, Lee C-T, Blichert-Toft J & Albarède F
|(2011) Emplacement of Passive Margin Sediments into Deep Crustal Hot Zones of Continental Arcs: Interplay of Tectonic and Magmatic Thickening in the Formation of Continental Crust
|Chin E, Lee C-T, Tollstrup D, Xie L, Wimpenny J & Yin Q
|(2011) Experimental Test of the CO Self-Shielding Model for the Early Solar System's Oxygen Isotope Evolution
|Shi X, Yin Q-Z, Luo Z, Huang H & Ng C-Y
|(2011) The Great Volatile Delivery to Earth
|Albarède F, Ballhaus C, Lee C-T, Yin Q-Z & Blichert-Toft J
|(2011) Tracing Changes in the East Asian Monsoon Using the Mg Isotope Record in a Loess-Paleosol Sequence from Luochuan, China
|Wimpenny J, Yin Q-Z, Tollstrup D, Xie L-W & Sun J
|(2010) Invited: Iron Isotope Fractionation in the Lower Mantle
|Rustad J & Yin Q-Z
|(2009) 53Mn-53Cr Evidence for Allende Chondrule Formation at 4567.6 Ma
|Yin Q-Z, Yamashita K, Yamakawa A, Jacobsen B, Ebel D, Hutcheon I & Nakamura E
|(2009) NanoSIMS Investigation of 36Cl-36S Systematics in the Early Solar System
|Jacobsen B, Matzel J, Hutcheon I, Ramon E, Krot A, Ishii H, Nagashima K & Yin Q-Z
|(2009) Quantifying the Roles of Igneous Differentiation and Chemical Weathering on the Formation of Continental Crust
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anyone know where I can get a fuel pressure regulator online for a Nova 1.2i to 1.4SR conversion to brings down the psi from the injection to carburator. Thanks
anyone know where I can get a fuel pressure regulator online for a Nova 1.2i to 1.4SR conversion to brings down the psi from the injection to carburator. Thanks
Last edited by Gibby2003; 12-11-2003 at 09:14.
cant you use the plunger pump thats already on the SR cam housing ? restricting a pump to about 3 or 4 times its natural flow wont do it any favours.
the injection pump from the old enine's petrol tank is pumping petrol but I dont think I could then link that to the plunger pump from the SR engine then to the carb?
What oddball is saying is get rid of the electric pump completely and just use the mechanical pluger one just like on the SR setup,then you will have the correct fuel pressure for that engine.
If you are doing an engine conversion why not go for something a bit bigger than 1.4? Or is it an insurance thing?
The 1.4SR isnt that much quicker than a 1.2i to be honest,its a lot of work for not much extra power.
Even if its an insurance thing a much better bet would be a 1.4 SRi engine(82bhp) or a GTE/GSi engine(100bhp),both theese engines are prety lively engines in a nova,the 1.4SR engine feels dead in comparison,they have a terrible design of head.
I managed to get a filter king from larkspeed.com but it wont come until monday and I really wanna drive ma car. anyone know if that would be ok or would I bust the carb?
I would have though ANY fuel pump designed for an injection sytem would be WAY to powerfull for a carb,you dont wanna mess with petrol as i believe its quite flamable.
Whats wrong with the mechanical pump that you will allready have on the cam housing anyway,why waste money on a leccy pump when you have a perfectly good one anyway??
saves stripping the injection tank out then farting around finding a carb tank from a scrap yard and fitting that?


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