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Went to the shop today and picked up everything. Everything looks great and we talked about and clarified the "problems"
This honestly looks like a good reason to oil squirters
This was exactly what he was talking about, but he didn't want to mess up anything of mine by threading it or forcing it in.
As you can see it's a very tight fit. They are not threaded either.
At the end of the day, the importance of balancing:
This honestly looks like a good reason to oil squirters
As you can see it's a very tight fit. They are not threaded either.
At the end of the day, the importance of balancing:
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Actually, the holes on those pistons are a good reason not to have oil squirters. They allow more oil than usual to enter the oil control ring, and are really designed for motors that do not have oil shot under the piston.
Compare those pistons to stock pistons, and you will see what I am talking about.
Compare those pistons to stock pistons, and you will see what I am talking about.
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Actually, the holes on those pistons are a good reason not to have oil squirters. They allow more oil than usual to enter the oil control ring, and are really designed for motors that do not have oil shot under the piston.
Compare those pistons to stock pistons, and you will see what I am talking about.
Compare those pistons to stock pistons, and you will see what I am talking about.
But I was also talking about the oil relieve ports on the side of the piston. I figure they'd benefit from oil squirters.
When I got my rotation assembly I decided to inspect things. Mainly how they put my harmonic balancer together.
I l was wondering if it seems right? Also there are 2 markings on the balancer which I'm assuming are timing marks?
The "marks" are around the 5th tooth in the picture.
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Well the engine is being put together. Hopefully I'll have it back on the road next week, well more like the week after thanks to the good ol military.
I hate how small the ihi rh55 is:
I'm sorry about all the **** phone pictures. The whole engine build has been capped with a real camera though so after everything is finished I'll make a histogram/progress collection of all of them. Depending if I'd ever not be driving it. :P
I hate how small the ihi rh55 is:
I'm sorry about all the **** phone pictures. The whole engine build has been capped with a real camera though so after everything is finished I'll make a histogram/progress collection of all of them. Depending if I'd ever not be driving it. :P
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So I was expecting to be finished with the motor and put in the car buy Friday/This weekend.
But the machinist doing some headword is taking Thursday-Sunday off for his birthday. Selfish bastard!
Bottom end is all together though. So smooth you can turn it with your hand.
So next week will be when I can complete everything.
I've been wondering about converting various line to AN but I don't believe it would be worth it at this current stage. Thoughts?
Is there any knowledge anyone would like to pass on?
I been gathering various other maintenance items as well. I got Trackspeed Engineering sending me SS clutch line and 2 qts of Amsoil MTG for my 6 speed. I always cringed going into 3rd.
I acquired my "harbor freight det can" awhile back but still require the resistor, audio wire, and sensor(not sure if I want to use my old one). It's pretty nice gadget though comes in a nice case too.
So here's some porting/engine ****:
Porting:
Engine assembly:
But the machinist doing some headword is taking Thursday-Sunday off for his birthday. Selfish bastard!
Bottom end is all together though. So smooth you can turn it with your hand.
So next week will be when I can complete everything.
I've been wondering about converting various line to AN but I don't believe it would be worth it at this current stage. Thoughts?
Is there any knowledge anyone would like to pass on?
I been gathering various other maintenance items as well. I got Trackspeed Engineering sending me SS clutch line and 2 qts of Amsoil MTG for my 6 speed. I always cringed going into 3rd.
I acquired my "harbor freight det can" awhile back but still require the resistor, audio wire, and sensor(not sure if I want to use my old one). It's pretty nice gadget though comes in a nice case too.
So here's some porting/engine ****:
Porting:
Engine assembly:
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looks like an awesome build I cannot wait to see how that EFR turbo works out. Did you decide to keep the squirters or not? I would be interested to know. On a general scale I have not made up my mind on squirters in a stock application they work great with the pistons they were designed for. I can say for an old honda engine I had with wiseco pistons with the same holes you have I belive the oil squirters caused the oil rings to get gunked up super fast as in 25,000 miles. It was a mild build NA on stock rods with high compression pistons I put new rings in it after they failed the first time and blocked off the squirters and put another 50k on the car before it was sold never smoked again so I dont know if I would trust them. Just a thought.
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looks like an awesome build I cannot wait to see how that EFR turbo works out. Did you decide to keep the squirters or not? I would be interested to know. On a general scale I have not made up my mind on squirters in a stock application they work great with the pistons they were designed for. I can say for an old honda engine I had with wiseco pistons with the same holes you have I belive the oil squirters caused the oil rings to get gunked up super fast as in 25,000 miles. It was a mild build NA on stock rods with high compression pistons I put new rings in it after they failed the first time and blocked off the squirters and put another 50k on the car before it was sold never smoked again so I dont know if I would trust them. Just a thought.
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I want to run e-85 but the AirForce base doesn't offer it for POVs. Only government vehicles :/ I'm going to try and send a request up to our base commander though. Till then I'm running on dinosaurs.
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I won't be able to run ALLOFIT :( Need dat corn fed.
I was thinking water/ meth injection though.