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Old May 16, 2009 | 01:20 AM
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I'm not sure but I suspect it was just chamber heat that caused three of the six apex seals to warp. Makes sense given its low power output for the boost it was running alongside the way too rich mixtures. I think perhaps unbeknownst to the previous builder, the base timing was off as the front hub and crank pulley combination used had the timing marks shifted off. I don't know which direction they were off but it was by about 8-10*. I also don't know about the tuning done on the Microtech.

The reaming and machine work done on the motor however was very impressive. He had 8 additional dowel pins added and it was a stellar job.

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wow that's alot of dowel for a street driven car? I only use 2 on my drag and street car.
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Old May 17, 2009 | 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by BDC
I'm not sure but I suspect it was just chamber heat that caused three of the six apex seals to warp. Makes sense given its low power output for the boost it was running alongside the way too rich mixtures. I think perhaps unbeknownst to the previous builder, the base timing was off as the front hub and crank pulley combination used had the timing marks shifted off. I don't know which direction they were off but it was by about 8-10*. I also don't know about the tuning done on the Microtech.

The reaming and machine work done on the motor however was very impressive. He had 8 additional dowel pins added and it was a stellar job.

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my buddy spun a rotor bearing from a mismatched pulley/hub

again, new pulley/hub combos from Ray Crowe for like $170ish shipped. Guaranteed correct timing and cheaper than a new motor!



0 miles on that obviously. It's so nice and shiny it looks I paid someone to paint it. Who would have thought that these cars had clean parts and correct timing from the factory?
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Old May 18, 2009 | 05:34 PM
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458 at 20psi doesnt seem that bad?
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Old May 18, 2009 | 06:28 PM
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It should have been anywhere from 50 to 80hp more but really the total hp was the least of my worries.
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