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new motor soon for 637

Tre3zy

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hey guys just wanted to see what you guys think of my build list for 637

TOP HEAD:

Topline Gasket kit
OEM MLS Head gasket
ARP hardware
BC 272 cams
BC valve springs and retainers
BC intake and exhaust valves

BOTTOM BLOCK:

Topline Gasket kit
ROSS pistons
EAGLE rods
ARP hardware
polished crank

thats all i can think of on the top of my head.... pics coming soon.... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 

talon

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I wouldn't use Topline gaskets. Some of the gaskets are paper thing, and last time I ordered a Topline kit, I think there were a few gaskets that weren't included in the kit.

I recommend the Cometic gasket kit. click
 

prove_it

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you can negotiate a fel-pro complete gasket kit from a parts store for around 200 cash. It's what I did and I have a lot of gaskets and washers left over for other projects. all other gaskets are great.

Top line is cheap for a reason. When you build an engine saving 50 bucks on something that can cause a huge problem down the road, is NOT worth it.
 

prove_it

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oh and forget the ross pistons, yea they work, but you can't beat the eagle/wiseco combo in a 4g63 been proven for years and years now. well execpt for CP pistons, but at about 200 bucks a piston... well you get it.
 

prove_it

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sorry for the multiple posts, but I'm spacing out.

Don't forget to eliminate the balance shafts!
Replace your oil pump too.
Replace all pulleys and the auto tensioner for the t-belt.
Replace your valve guides. You'll NEED exhaust valve guides for sure. They wear out badly.

There I think thats about all I have for ya.
Good luck and hope you the best!
 

Tre3zy

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so i went to the machine shop yesterday to check out wat was done so far on the bare block....


 
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