k31th less WHY; more WOT Site Developer 30,020 Member For: 18y 3m 28d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 27/09/22 10:16 AM Posted 27/09/22 10:16 AM Just now, JETURBO said: yhondahzzz wtf were you trying to say here?
JETURBO ...JD TUNING ADELAIDE... Legacy Donating Member 23,708 Member For: 18y 2m 7d Gender: Male Location: Adelaide Posted 27/09/22 10:17 AM Posted 27/09/22 10:17 AM Yhon - Dah - az Yonda’s
k31th less WHY; more WOT Site Developer 30,020 Member For: 18y 3m 28d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 27/09/22 10:19 AM Posted 27/09/22 10:19 AM were you looking for "yonks"? or is this new slang I don't know of?
Puffwagon Legacy Donating Member 16,348 Member For: 11y 6m 9d Gender: Not Telling Posted 27/09/22 11:15 AM Author Posted 27/09/22 11:15 AM Yerp I'm gonna coat every freaking piston I ever use in the future. I've seen what happens to pistons after a year or two of proper abuse and it can be avoided completely by coating them. When rebuild time comes around just blast the coating off and give it a fresh one. Should get years of perfect piston action for a high hp road car.
Puffwagon Legacy Donating Member 16,348 Member For: 11y 6m 9d Gender: Not Telling Posted 01/10/22 02:45 AM Author Posted 01/10/22 02:45 AM Head assembly antics 2
Tom Tucker Legacy Donating Member 711 Member For: 7y 1m 8d Posted 01/10/22 02:54 AM Posted 01/10/22 02:54 AM Have seen instances where the coating comes off, ends up in the sump and chews up crank bearings, or worse, blocks the oil pickup. Probably incorrect clearances, but goes to show that expertise is needed when dealing with coatings.
Puffwagon Legacy Donating Member 16,348 Member For: 11y 6m 9d Gender: Not Telling Posted 01/10/22 04:18 AM Author Posted 01/10/22 04:18 AM There's an oil filter between the oil pump and the main oil gallery. Nothing can get into the bearings from the pump. I have seen the most retarded level of engine building ignorance from industry professionals, so I would not be surprised if a piston was hammered into a bore with zero clearance.
Puffwagon Legacy Donating Member 16,348 Member For: 11y 6m 9d Gender: Not Telling Posted 01/10/22 08:28 AM Author Posted 01/10/22 08:28 AM Got a whole lot of assembly done and it's ready to take off the stand. I'll chuck in a few pics of parts I won't be seeing for a while Haha nothing to see here... 2
Tom Tucker Legacy Donating Member 711 Member For: 7y 1m 8d Posted 01/10/22 08:32 AM Posted 01/10/22 08:32 AM Some top shelf stuff there. Nice man. You re-using the Atomic timing chain tensioner, or all brand new?
Puffwagon Legacy Donating Member 16,348 Member For: 11y 6m 9d Gender: Not Telling Posted 01/10/22 08:41 AM Author Posted 01/10/22 08:41 AM Cheers man, hopefully it adds a bit of reliability. The new bits under the timing cover are the crank sprocket, timing chain and posi-stop tensioner. I reused the guides, although I did swap the plastic bit on the moving guide. Haha the valve springs are so hectic I couldn't turn it by hand using the balancer, even with the plugs out. I have my old ross balancer to go on, the one in the pic is just to keep sh*t out of the engine until tomorrow.
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