My Legacy Rebuild...
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The Joy of an extremely balanced setup... two pistons are always moving in the exact same amount as the opposite from it so its very balanced.Asylum wrote:The counterweights are SKINNY!
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LOL I was going to say the samething as Eric. Man those journals are huge!
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In reality they really arent... they are quite small journals as well, I think its an optical illusion... For reference those cam bearings in the picture are from the Beretta...
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I'm going to agree with the optical illusion. I didn't see the cam bearings the first time I looked at the photo.
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I could tell simply because its sitting on a row of standard sized paper towels. Still. Damn.
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I understand sending the block out, but why did you send the rods and head?
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From what I understand, (and I can be corrected I'm sure).
When you have the block redone like Jon is doing, they are probably going to work over the bearing journals and seats. The cylinders. The head will probably be milled (just enough to make it flat again) etc. Crank may get a slight trim on the bearing surfaces and/or polished.
Then it will get new bearings that fit the block and crank's resize (whatever thousandths they remove of material) then he can fit it together, torque the caps on the bearing and rods, make sure the clearances are within tolerance and reassemble Stephanie, reassemble!
LOL
See if anyone gets that last part.
When you have the block redone like Jon is doing, they are probably going to work over the bearing journals and seats. The cylinders. The head will probably be milled (just enough to make it flat again) etc. Crank may get a slight trim on the bearing surfaces and/or polished.
Then it will get new bearings that fit the block and crank's resize (whatever thousandths they remove of material) then he can fit it together, torque the caps on the bearing and rods, make sure the clearances are within tolerance and reassemble Stephanie, reassemble!
LOL
See if anyone gets that last part.
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Hey laserlips!
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The very scary part about that is my new Galaxy S4's lock screen says Jonny 5 on it rather than the original "life companion"... HAHAHA
To answer your question Pat... The car has 154k or so on it... I'm sure the valve seats are worn and especially the one that saw the chunk of piston in it, also the head took a bit of a beating from that piece of piston floating around in the cylinder and anytime you pull a head off you should have it checked for flatness to ensure it will re-seal with new gaskets.
I left them the crank so they could look it over and just polish the journals up and let me know if a standard size set of new bearings would be sufficient or if he saw anything that would result in it having to be turned and use over sized bearings. The rods I left to also just have checked and have the #4 one cleaned up, since the piston smeared down the wall of the cylinder it also heated up to the point of melting some and sprayed piston material all over the rod... I wanted that all cleaned off before going back together.
This is far enough in of a failure to just go with a near full engine build, you reach a point where you have the engine 100% apart to fix the issue that you might as well just freshen everything up so when it goes back into the car it should be good for another 150k+...
This is why the list of parts I'm buying is so long too.
Coolant Crossover Pipe PN 21328AA011
Crossover Hoses PN 807611031
PVC S pipe PN 99071AD140
Oil Return hose PN 807515712
ACL Main Bearings STD size
ACL Rod Bearings STD size
07 Gasket Kit
11mm EJ25 Oil Pump
Gates Racing Timing belt kit
Clutchmaster FX100 Clutch kit
TSK3 Kit Transmission snout sleeve and throwout kit
CP Forged EJ25 Pistons 8.2 CR .25mm overbore
Right Inner timing cover PN 13573AA131
Killer-B Oil Pickup tube
Thats a total of just over 2k in parts only... And thats with REALLY good price breaks from FredBeansParts... They have really helped me out pricing wise.
To answer your question Pat... The car has 154k or so on it... I'm sure the valve seats are worn and especially the one that saw the chunk of piston in it, also the head took a bit of a beating from that piece of piston floating around in the cylinder and anytime you pull a head off you should have it checked for flatness to ensure it will re-seal with new gaskets.
I left them the crank so they could look it over and just polish the journals up and let me know if a standard size set of new bearings would be sufficient or if he saw anything that would result in it having to be turned and use over sized bearings. The rods I left to also just have checked and have the #4 one cleaned up, since the piston smeared down the wall of the cylinder it also heated up to the point of melting some and sprayed piston material all over the rod... I wanted that all cleaned off before going back together.
This is far enough in of a failure to just go with a near full engine build, you reach a point where you have the engine 100% apart to fix the issue that you might as well just freshen everything up so when it goes back into the car it should be good for another 150k+...
This is why the list of parts I'm buying is so long too.
Coolant Crossover Pipe PN 21328AA011
Crossover Hoses PN 807611031
PVC S pipe PN 99071AD140
Oil Return hose PN 807515712
ACL Main Bearings STD size
ACL Rod Bearings STD size
07 Gasket Kit
11mm EJ25 Oil Pump
Gates Racing Timing belt kit
Clutchmaster FX100 Clutch kit
TSK3 Kit Transmission snout sleeve and throwout kit
CP Forged EJ25 Pistons 8.2 CR .25mm overbore
Right Inner timing cover PN 13573AA131
Killer-B Oil Pickup tube
Thats a total of just over 2k in parts only... And thats with REALLY good price breaks from FredBeansParts... They have really helped me out pricing wise.
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Is all that stuff overnighted from Japan?
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that's the only way to get them...woody90gtz wrote:Is all that stuff overnighted from Japan?
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how's the rebuild coming along..get anything back from the shop yet or you still playing the waiting game.
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Still waiting... I guess I brought my stuff in at a bad time... He said he'll have a block bore size for me tomorrow and should have the bottom end stuff done by mon tues of next week followed shortly by the heads.
Beretta Headers wont be here till Wednesday at the earliest either.
Beretta Headers wont be here till Wednesday at the earliest either.
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probably a busy time of year for them..don't know what else they do.
Beretta headers? are you talking about the set of TOG ones you were modifying or something else.
haven't even had my car out yet. started getting it ready last month since i thought that was the month it was due for a sticker and then i realized it was this month then outside work took over.
Beretta headers? are you talking about the set of TOG ones you were modifying or something else.
haven't even had my car out yet. started getting it ready last month since i thought that was the month it was due for a sticker and then i realized it was this month then outside work took over.
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