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Let the Fun Begin...Rebuild Time!
02-28-12, 01:02 PM
#26
well its not very deep of a port at the bottom so yes it will open early but i dont think it will hinder anything very much and if it does ill just pull the motor again and bevel the rest of the port idk just kinda experimenting... the picture doesnt really show the depth very well
03-08-12, 04:58 PM
#27
Got
Got my parts in didn't take to long.... als apex seals (awesome) from allrotor93 and solid corner seals new apex springs from Atkins. Hopefully they will work as well as they look.
Took the last guys advice and rounded out the exhaust ports then lightly sand blasted they look great. Get to start the rebuild this weekend, finishing up the engine paint tonight and tomorrow
Took the last guys advice and rounded out the exhaust ports then lightly sand blasted they look great. Get to start the rebuild this weekend, finishing up the engine paint tonight and tomorrow
03-08-12, 10:28 PM
#28
finished painting
all finished paining and ready to put things together
downside to everything is durring last inspection of everything i noticed one of my side seals had a slight bend in it towards the end were it would butt up to the corner seal, so light the smart guy i thought i was i tried to bend it back... yup
just what your thinking SNAP AWE ****... so delayed until i can find another.
sad thing is i dont want to have to order a whole set.
So if there is anyone that has an extra side seal laying around that needs a rotor i have a rotor that needs a side seal so i can finish my build...
i almost wanted to cry when it snapped all asperation of getting this thing built this weekend just went bye bye
downside to everything is durring last inspection of everything i noticed one of my side seals had a slight bend in it towards the end were it would butt up to the corner seal, so light the smart guy i thought i was i tried to bend it back... yup
just what your thinking SNAP AWE ****... so delayed until i can find another.
sad thing is i dont want to have to order a whole set.
So if there is anyone that has an extra side seal laying around that needs a rotor i have a rotor that needs a side seal so i can finish my build...
i almost wanted to cry when it snapped all asperation of getting this thing built this weekend just went bye bye
03-09-12, 12:26 PM
#29
well i found a cure for my problem
I got on a the bidding website whos name we shall not say and to my amazment I found a deal for 50+ shipping for a full set of used side seals springs and oil controll rings. so a buy now click and 7 days of waiting my build will be underway again..
to note if there is anyone out there that happens to be in my situation I will be posting a thread in the classifieds once they have arived to sell what I dont need
to note if there is anyone out there that happens to be in my situation I will be posting a thread in the classifieds once they have arived to sell what I dont need
03-14-12, 01:35 PM
#30
well its all together
apparently I misplaced a box of parts before durring or after my move.
Now I have to buy a full pulley kit new oil metering lines w/ banjo fittings
and a full stud kit because my waterpump mounting hardware. it was all inthe same box in plastic baggies and for the life of me i cant find it anywhere
Now I have to buy a full pulley kit new oil metering lines w/ banjo fittings
and a full stud kit because my waterpump mounting hardware. it was all inthe same box in plastic baggies and for the life of me i cant find it anywhere
04-13-12, 04:03 PM
#32
Duly noted.. I was halfway wondering about that myself figured it would burn off under the heat but nothing that can't be taken off with a little Carb cleaner and elbow grease not trying to sand anywhere near the ports and get something awful in my motor before start up
04-24-12, 09:12 AM
#33
So all in all I made the rookie mistake of smashing a seal during assembly so I had to tare it down and order a new seal, figured while it was apart I would get the ports touched up and flow matched and polished.
I don't really know what the gains will be doing this since its a forced induction but if its just for piece of mind then so be it.
Finally tracked down majority of the parts that came up missing durring my move and should have this thing running in the next month. Just in time for the summer
I don't really know what the gains will be doing this since its a forced induction but if its just for piece of mind then so be it.
Finally tracked down majority of the parts that came up missing durring my move and should have this thing running in the next month. Just in time for the summer
05-15-12, 09:38 AM
#34
Ok so new question for those who might know...
i have purchaced a set of aftermarket lightweight pulleys and the sensor plate for the eccentric shaft pulley will not work with it, is it assential to have these sensors when running the power fc or will i have to have that sensor turned off to make it run properly on first start-up? Or can i get away with not connecting them at all?
i have purchaced a set of aftermarket lightweight pulleys and the sensor plate for the eccentric shaft pulley will not work with it, is it assential to have these sensors when running the power fc or will i have to have that sensor turned off to make it run properly on first start-up? Or can i get away with not connecting them at all?
Last edited by Athanon; 05-15-12 at 09:40 AM. Reason: Additional?
05-15-12, 12:21 PM
#36
The two sensors on the front cover that sit next to the eccentric shaft main pulley, stock there is a three piece pulley that has a plate that runs infront of the sensors. With the aftermarket pulley i cant use that plate so there is nothing for these sensors to get a reading from.
05-21-12, 07:24 AM
#40
shes only rock and roll
Well after spending a couple hundred on parts that i lost, diging through my storage unit sat morning i found the long lost box, finished putting the motor together and droped it in.
Shes just about ready for first start up, fluids and belts and its break in time once again
Shes just about ready for first start up, fluids and belts and its break in time once again
05-23-12, 01:09 AM
#41
Allright so after searching high and low for a 780mm 5 rib alternator wp belt i settled for a 4wile rib. I finally get everything together and.start her up for thw first time.
Now is the onset of problems she sounds like **** at idol like shes missing or something and is running really rich. Im wondering if i have an injector stuck open or something. Also i noticed that i have a nasty coolant leak at the wpso im going to have to tare that appart and re seal.
Anyone have any ideas as to whats up with the rough idol above 800 rpm on brand new motor?
Now is the onset of problems she sounds like **** at idol like shes missing or something and is running really rich. Im wondering if i have an injector stuck open or something. Also i noticed that i have a nasty coolant leak at the wpso im going to have to tare that appart and re seal.
Anyone have any ideas as to whats up with the rough idol above 800 rpm on brand new motor?
05-23-12, 11:34 PM
#43
Well i was going to post a video but after work tonight i fixed a leak on the waterpump and once all done i went to fire it up and nothing but crank crank... to add i did figure out what the deal was i had plug wires mixed up last night couldnt tel because of the heat shield material after that it sounded great. It did smoke for a wile until it burned off all the breakin oil and whatnot after that it wasnt horrible.
Im thinking that it has to do with the shitty wiring harness, i need to get a newer one that is simplified for single turbo
Im thinking that it has to do with the shitty wiring harness, i need to get a newer one that is simplified for single turbo
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