Mechanical Engineering: How to make a MONSTER

gotsomegetsome

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no i just got the head done
valve job (adjustment)

got everything cleaned up real nice
cam shafts powder coated to prevent rust just in case
real gaudy valve covers
painted intake and exhaust
re-did all vacuum lines and other tubing that was falling apart
cleaned as much as a possibly could
 

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supraguy@aol

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Oh my...and yes, an 84mm headgasket would be fine, and like was said already, don't look for a thinner head gasket. Sounds like you want about a 1.4 or 1.5mm headgasket, if very little material was removed.
 

gotsomegetsome

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Mar 31, 2008
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well its already in there
i got the cometic 84mm bore 1.5mm thickness gasket
arp head studs
and some other stuff
took me forever, alot of money, and a bunch of time to finish

but its done....for the most part
i mean inside the engine bay
to get it running


now, the CAR itself is not done
oh not at all..
 

gotsomegetsome

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Mar 31, 2008
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now that i think about it
I think they just cleaned it and painted them a little bit
of course not on any contact points
obviously...

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durr


anyone know now much the fuel pressure dampener is really worth
does it do much of anything besides stablize the pressure
my banjo bolt washers arent seating and i decided to go with something driftmotion has that gets rid of the dampener