The Blue gO_0n Build?
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
Sounds good dude lol I'm super visual so it'll help allot. I can pretty much make it out there most week days after 5 or any fri-sun. My work schedule rocks
Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
I was wondering who that was. I was on my way to Battle Ground to grab a 200mm flywheel so I can use my current clutch.devilsbullet wrote:what were u doin headin up into Washington today draynor? saw you, honked, and waved, I was the dipshit in the oldsmobile lol
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
So whats going on?
A waiting game!
Derek came over last weekend. Started cleaning up the block from all that terrible silver crap. Had him de-ring the pistons, while I brake cleaned the block (only I found that would dissolve the silver stuff that coated EVERYTHING).
The first thing I noticed, I was not a fan of how the rod journals looked on the crank. A tad not polished for my taste, but then again this is a datsun motor, and it could be just fine. But one thing is for sure, I would rather not have to open this block again.
Next thing I noticed. As Derek was placing some pistons onto the ground, I glanced over and noticed something wrong. It turns out 2 of the 4 pistons have a chunk of metal missing between the first and second rings.
So what is the plan? Thats all Derek. I want him to find a new L20b crank if possible. He did order some parts that were needed, and some have even showed up at my house.
So whats next? New pistons, a quick hone job. Assemble the short block. Drill necessary holes for LZ conversion. Assemble motor.
ITM Bearings.
A waiting game!
Derek came over last weekend. Started cleaning up the block from all that terrible silver crap. Had him de-ring the pistons, while I brake cleaned the block (only I found that would dissolve the silver stuff that coated EVERYTHING).
The first thing I noticed, I was not a fan of how the rod journals looked on the crank. A tad not polished for my taste, but then again this is a datsun motor, and it could be just fine. But one thing is for sure, I would rather not have to open this block again.
Next thing I noticed. As Derek was placing some pistons onto the ground, I glanced over and noticed something wrong. It turns out 2 of the 4 pistons have a chunk of metal missing between the first and second rings.
So what is the plan? Thats all Derek. I want him to find a new L20b crank if possible. He did order some parts that were needed, and some have even showed up at my house.
So whats next? New pistons, a quick hone job. Assemble the short block. Drill necessary holes for LZ conversion. Assemble motor.
ITM Bearings.
Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
Sweet!
Still haven't found a crank. In the middle of moving for the next couple days. After that I can get back on track with this...
Still haven't found a crank. In the middle of moving for the next couple days. After that I can get back on track with this...
Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
Finally got the exhaust done today Doesn't sound too bad...
New downpipe, thanks to Eagle_Adam 2" pipe all the way back to a Cherry Bomb. Tucked up above the tranny x-member nice and high, no more scrapping :mrgreen:
Will get daytime video and pics tomorrow.
*Excuse the fan belt in the beginning
New downpipe, thanks to Eagle_Adam 2" pipe all the way back to a Cherry Bomb. Tucked up above the tranny x-member nice and high, no more scrapping :mrgreen:
Will get daytime video and pics tomorrow.
*Excuse the fan belt in the beginning
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
Muy bueno!!
Now onto that belt squeak
Now onto that belt squeak
pits, tits, tats, dats, and good times yo...... dont need nothing else in life
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
And now I know which way I'm gonna go with mine. That sounds splendid. Sonorous music to my ears
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
Su's!! Fuck yeah dude. I want some sort of side draft on my truck. Can't wait to have some monies in my pocket.
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
Got a L20 crank, pulley, and timing cover from Eagle_Adam today, Thanks man!
Going to the machine shop Tuesday to get the rods pressed onto the pistons and polish the crank...
Going to the machine shop Tuesday to get the rods pressed onto the pistons and polish the crank...
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Re: The Blue gO_0n Build?
and away from kids, cats, and clumsy people...draker wrote:Cranks should be stored standing up. :-)
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It is stored standing up, out and away from everything
That was the only spot good for the pic
That was the only spot good for the pic