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Stock Block/Stock Head +7PSI, E85, NO TUNE+Wire Tuck+ABS Relocate (01/17/11)

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Old 03-03-2010, 02:24 AM
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Im leaving the PS pump and just running without the AC pump

you said a 64" 7 rib belt right

plus with no power steering to worry about it makes pulling/installing the motor 10x easier.
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Originally Posted by trd07tc
Im leaving the PS pump and just running without the AC pump

you said a 64" 7 rib belt right

plus with no power steering to worry about it makes pulling/installing the motor 10x easier.
64.07" 7 ribbed yep....So your leaving the pump itself on but disconnected? then the oem resevoir to keep fluid inside the rack with custom fittings?
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Old 03-03-2010, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by johnhawkins
64.07" 7 ribbed yep....So your leaving the pump itself on but disconnected? then the oem resevoir to keep fluid inside the rack with custom fittings?
Exactly!

Will be taking pics should be done with this mod by saturday
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For sure! let me know Id love to see the pictures...If it works out I would deff consider it.
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What is this? My old 05 block I bought from Dezod didnt include this? Clearly not a block guard...does it help the flow of the coolant?
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You do relize you painted your oil filter housing oil gallery right?
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Originally Posted by ElevationTC
You do relize you painted your oil filter housing oil gallery right?
lololol it looks like I did but its raelly not painted. Maybe a tiny bit of overspray but nothing that will cause harm.
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Interested in a friendly race John? lol

That piece of plastic is for coolant flow

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lol for sure - once Im back on the road - Where are you located? Whats up with the power steering delete!!!! Im intrested now!
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Old 03-05-2010, 03:55 PM
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I checked out your website - Your build looks a little more complicated than mine lol but I never turn down a race...win or lose always fun....but looks like your out by NYC. Couple hours away. Build looks crazy man!
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I meant race to get motors done LOL!

I just ordered EVERYTHING to get the motor assembled by next week hopefully if everything comes in on time.
I have boxes coming from like 5 different places haha

I have the fittings for the power steering but im not even pulling the car back in the garage until my motor is assembled so PS will be postponed 2 weeks.
My motor owns my garage ATM
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So yesterday Itook apart the block and pretty much threw the rods/pistons in my back seat on the floor (winter car)....went to bring them in the garage today and noticed ALL 4 ringlands cracked.....all on the same side on the piston. Now one could blame on running 6psi with no tune, hard driving. Any way over reving could cause this? (ex. Dropping from 4th to 2nd gear on accident) Or is it just coincidence that they are all cracked on the same side from rolling around on the floor of my car for a day? PS There was no scoring of the cylinder walls.
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If your ring landings cracked you would see it on the cylinder walls.

Check your oil pickup screen - if its clean then it didnt happen in ur motor
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what the hell. that's weird.
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Nothing on the oil screen - When I first pulled them out I didnt notice anything suspicious and the rings were perfectly fine. The motor only had 20K mils on it and it ran perfectly fine when it was in the car.
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Originally Posted by johnhawkins
Nothing on the oil screen - When I first pulled them out I didnt notice anything suspicious and the rings were perfectly fine. The motor only had 20K mils on it and it ran perfectly fine when it was in the car.
If your ring landings were like that you would have seen a SIGNIFICANT amount of smoke, serious cyl wall damage and a mess in your oil pan and oil pickup screen
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Originally Posted by trd07tc
If your ring landings were like that you would have seen a SIGNIFICANT amount of smoke, serious cyl wall damage and a mess in your oil pan and oil pickup screen
Very true but what I find weird is how they look. You can tell when something is freshly broken and not, there are places that look fresh and other places don't.
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If your ring landings were cracked AT ALL and the car drove AT ALL you would see all of the signs I posted above
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yup. before my motor was built. i had the same problem everytime i would floor it i would get a cloud of smoke i mean alot like if my car was on fire. then they took my motor apart to build it and they showed me i had 2 cracked pistons and all 4 pistons had burnt/crack rings. but the car driving regular drove good. so it could possibly that you just didnt notice.
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