I rebuit one of my friends engine the other day and he went crazy taking pictures of what was being done. It was pretty cool because I was teaching how to do it and letting them do it and learn as we went. The engine was street ported all new seals, springs, gaskets and bearings. Didn't know where else to post this. We named this engine "the hornet" and you can see why in the pictures!!!! Enjoy

I'm the guy with no shirt and tattoo's in case youre wondering

The car the engine is going into


Taking all the stuff off the old engine.


Cleaning the parts



Assembling the rotors



Assembly of the engine

 

Getting the engine in the crane and in the car




the engine is in




and the final product




It started right off. no videos were taken because it was late at night. It took us 2 day to do it.

 

Nice job! And only 2 days, thats whats up! Congrats on the build. Now break her in properly and have the time of your life.

 

SICK!!!!!!! niice, looks great!

 

Brega boricua! Good work, thanks for the pics.

 

I was told that the oil pump has some timing marks...

Could you tell us how the oil pump is timed?

 

i wish my friends would help me with my car like that.

 

I dont know if its called timing the pump. but If you look at the inside of the pump there is a dot on the star inside of it and another dot on the oil pump housing you line them up and install it. let me know if you need more help.

 

nice!

 

Proper break-in mean check for leaks and start tuning.



Very nice work in only 2 days, that's impressive.

 

Hey they dont line up perfectly. Its either to one side or the other?

 

Junito I didnt notice your reply until now. Im in florida for a couple of months. PM me if you still need some help.