Brianawd
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Well got the valves and valve springs on the head. Put the arp's in the block. Tossed the head gasket and head on and torqued it all down.
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New build for 439/1000
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What valve springs did you use?
Do you need to use longer studs with a girdle installed. It has to be about 1/4 inch thick right?
Brianawd
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Brianawd
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Well I am still waiting for some little parts, So I said f*** it and wrapped and coated the DNP manifold I picked up. I thought the coating would be more Bronze but it turned out more copper. Oh well
cOmpressor
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Looks like a new penny but faster lol. Build looks great, are you changing anything else about your overall setup? BTW you doing this work in your kitchen?
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Brianawd
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Looks like a new penny but faster lol. Build looks great, are you changing anything else about your overall setup? BTW you doing this work in your kitchen?
Overall set up is staying the same,other than what I did to the motor and adding the DNP. Later down the road I will be going to a shearer manifold,garret tubine housing and a smim. No I am not building my motor in my kitchen. I am building it in my dinning room. My garage is just to small with the car,washer&dryer,freezer,hot water heater and the furnaces. Dinning room is all I had
Looks like a new penny but faster lol. Build looks great, are you changing anything else about your overall setup? BTW you doing this work in your kitchen?
Overall set up is staying the same,other than what I did to the motor and adding the DNP. Later down the road I will be going to a shearer manifold,garret tubine housing and a smim. No I am not building my motor in my kitchen. I am building it in my dinning room. My garage is just to small with the car,washer&dryer,freezer,hot water heater and the furnaces. Dinning room is all I had
yeah buddy a man building his mota in the dinning room
i bring my harley in the house every winter and disassemble polish the ba jeeberz out of it
thats a nice motor you have
i bring my harley in the house every winter and disassemble polish the ba jeeberz out of it
thats a nice motor you have
Brianawd
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boostedinaz
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cOmpressor
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Above links say "free shipping" ... what's up on a group buy /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Brianawd
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Well got almost every thing done. Just need to pick up some hose, Then I can put some oil in the motor and prime the oil pump. Once that is done I can put the timing belt on and drop the motor in the car.
Oh I painted my valve cover with the VHT wrinkle coat. Did not turn out so bad.
Oh I painted my valve cover with the VHT wrinkle coat. Did not turn out so bad.
mooserage
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looks great brain, can't wait to see it in the car.
belize1334
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I think if it were me I'd sand the lettering to make it brushed aluminum lettering over red wrinkle backing. Either way, though, it looks great.
/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/worthy.gif Nice work Brian, it looks great. +1 on the lettering FWIW.
Brianawd
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ITS DONE.
Now I just need to drop it in the car
Now I just need to drop it in the car
KGVR4
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SiQQQQQQ Brian.
NICE!!!!! Hope you get into the 10's this year with the mighty 3052 and E85.
Hey Brian if I am rememberring correctly,didn't you HTA your 3052?
Hey Brian if I am rememberring correctly,didn't you HTA your 3052?
