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did they use a deck plate when they bored it ?? |
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You'll get it fixed Scott. And don't worry, your not alone lol. I'm still confident my fail outweighs yours. |
9 Attachment(s) I am going to let the cat out of the bag on my little excursion of fail. I have the stock motor sitting on the stand, the flywheel is already unbolted, and I am ready to remove the crank pulley...(keep in mind that I have read the service manual) Now, since the flywheel is unbolted from the engine I have no way of holding the crank while loosening the crank pulley bolt. This is where it went horribly wrong, I looked at the threaded timing hole that orients the crank pulley on the 20th tooth with the crank position sensor. I thought I would try to thread an M6x1 bolt in and try to give it a little tug on the ratchet. Well, the cast timing cover did not hold up....it broke the boss off of the cover, now I have no way to set the timing pin in the crank pulley. The only thing left of the boss was a dimple where the tap stopped when the hole was threaded after it was cast. I finished removing the cover, and picked everything up. The next day I took it to work and set the cover up on the mill, picked up center on the dimple and plunged a 3/8" cutter into the cover. I took the depth to about .130" from breaking through. I then center drilled and tapped a piece of 3/8" round stock to 10 - 24 . I made the new boss about 3/8" long. I then cut a 10 - 24 clearance hole in the timing cover (the center of the old boss), counter sunk a flat head into the back of the cover. I used loc-tite 680 (high strength retaining compound) to hold the new boss and the flat head 10 -24 into the cover. Next I threaded the flat head screw through the cover and into the new boss. Now I have a new hole to center the crank pulley by using a 1/4" shoulder bolt. After all of that, I am now starting to assemble the accessories on the built block.... |
^^^ Gheeeeetttttoooooo... I didnt know you were mexican! |
SI.... hahaha |
If this had happened to any other person it would've taken weeks to fix or the part would need replacing. |
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luckily with mine they were still able to time the engine without repairing/replacing the timing cover. it was broken just enough to tick me off but still able to snug a bolt on for the timing |
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When i had to pull the crank bolt on the last motor, i took a piece of flat stock, and drilled 2 holes in it spaced such that i could bolt it to the flywheel hole and bell housing. It worked perfect. I can take a pic for you if you wanna know more what i mean. Nice save Scott. |
I had ya on speed dial if this little fix would not have worked. hahaha It really only took me 45mins to fix, and I did it at work, so I got paid for fixing it... :D |
Lolol. Can't really argue with that shit. Almost an incentive to break stuff. |
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This whole project would have be so much easier for you :) |
Jiggen' up the down pipe location!!! 4 Attachment(s) I bolted everything to my stock motor so I can locate the position on the exhaust with out the engine being the car. Once all the go fast goodies start to show up I can fab the new down pipe and dump tube for the waste gate. |
Looks great scott. Are you sticking with the 2871 or is something else in the works? |
Thanks... I had to go with something bigger than the 2871. I am going with steedspeed's manifold with a 35R T3 set up. |
Thats going to be nasty. Are you having Automotion tune it? |
I have been thinking about letting them do the tune. Did you go there to get yours dyno'ed? |
Ya, stock was 212HP 222TQ, stage 1 was 250HP 262TQ on a mustang. I have a Big MAF Intake, 3" inlet, ATP 3071, DP, CBE, EWG, Up Pipe, Header all sitting in my apartment ready to go on. Just waiting on some injectors and a fuel pump and some P&P work on the intake manifold, TB and TGV deletes. |
Good numbers on that dyno....my car hated that dyno, but I believe he put the best tune on the car Your going to need something bigger than the 3071 to keep up man...hahahaha Edit: is Charles still at Automotion ? |
4 Attachment(s) A few more pics...Assembly of the top end, timed, and all accessories are installed. Valve cover and intake manifold powder coated.....The last pic still has a few items missing. :) |
Fuuuuuuck, this is getting me excited man. Good job, and i hope to not be toooo far behind you. |
looks awesome |
This is going to be sick. |
What! Scott you need to clean up my engine bay. Let's see pics of the new turbo!!!! |
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Haha. I didn't know you got one. What size? The intake mani looks so amazing. I can't get over that thing. |
Hahaha..thanks man!! T3 GT35r .63 A/R and the steedspeed exhaust mani, and tial 38mm exg |
Awesome Zex I mean sex Zex |
never fear...I am looking into something along those lines.....hehehehehe |
Coitus? |
That word does not exist for me, I have been married for too long :D ......but a Zex N2O system might become a reality in the near future.... |
Good work man! I hope to have my car up and running soon...but nothing fancy yet...I haz no monies. Sent from my HTC Glacier using Tapatalk |
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Scott... thank god your thinking about nitrous. |
Anxious for number!! omg omg omg omg...... |
Into which hole do I insert my penis? |
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NICE! where's that spark plug cover? :) |
amazing man. I cannot wait to see this thing in action. |
Just a little update........ It has been 22 days since the money was sent from my paypal account for the steedspeed exhaust manifold....you think that might be a little excessive? Then the bullshit with dealing with ATP on the turbo....Them fucksticks need a new kindergarden teacher to help them manage simple orders....The order went through Street Unit, Mark has stepped up and has bent over backwards to make things right with me, even though ATP is fucking him on the backside... I thought having a hobby was meant to be fun...not a fight everytime an order is placed. |
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