FS: My internals
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FS: My internals
Eventually selling everything to pay for the FE swap, first up are the basic internals.
Rods are Crower ($800 new). These rods experienced some thrown bearings and I'm going to have them checked but the only noticeable damage is some scratching where the bearings squashed out and rubbed on the edge of the big end. Yours for 350bux :(
Wiseco pistons, low compression 8.5:1, .040" overbore (was told, deffinately larger than oem when I checked with my caliper, will have them miked to confirm before sold). No damage, 15k km on them. $400
Main bearing support plate with mounting hardware. $50
Arp head stud and ARP main bearing cap studs. $150 for both
More to come aswell as pics
-Dean
Rods are Crower ($800 new). These rods experienced some thrown bearings and I'm going to have them checked but the only noticeable damage is some scratching where the bearings squashed out and rubbed on the edge of the big end. Yours for 350bux :(
Wiseco pistons, low compression 8.5:1, .040" overbore (was told, deffinately larger than oem when I checked with my caliper, will have them miked to confirm before sold). No damage, 15k km on them. $400
Main bearing support plate with mounting hardware. $50
Arp head stud and ARP main bearing cap studs. $150 for both
More to come aswell as pics
-Dean
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Also if a competent machine shop looks at them and says they are fine, or only need a slight hone to knock down any peaks to allow the bearing to seat properly then you are fine.
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head studs are 100$ by themselves, mbsp is from an 01 and needs no modification to fit, your oil pan will need some clearancing or an proper mbsp oil pan.
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Rods were checked out, damage from the bearing can be cleaned up with some bead blasting, and deemed minor. The engine builder said he would be more concerned with the heat the rod experienced causing them to weaken. I can see where he is coming from, he said if it were him he'd throw them away, I shed a tear. He said I could probably reuse them and never have any issues but to him it wasn't worth the risk. I explained the amount of power they were seeing as he was talking about turbo hondas and 700hp 4 cylinder builds as I too wouldn't run them in a 7-800hp motor but at 300whp I told him I highly doubt they'd be breaking even if they were subjected to the most terrible engine forces possible.
I'll keep them and use them again in another motor if no one wants to risk running them as I can't believe that the amount of heat they would have seen could cause them to weaken enough that they would hold less then a stock rod would.
Mbsp and head studs are basiclly spoken for, main bearing arp studs left, and pistons left.
I'll keep them and use them again in another motor if no one wants to risk running them as I can't believe that the amount of heat they would have seen could cause them to weaken enough that they would hold less then a stock rod would.
Mbsp and head studs are basiclly spoken for, main bearing arp studs left, and pistons left.
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