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I didn't buy them Tim. The engine that they failed in i had built by rpm engines some time ago as i didn't have time to do it myself back then. I'll be getting my replacements thru .hm engines.SunnyTim wrote:P.S. Where did you buy your rings and bearings? I am thinking about doing a bottom end....
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Good one WayneWayneXG95 wrote:If mines Milkshake that has to be Strawberries and Cream.
No worries Tim. I'm doing it myself this time, I'm just at the strip down stage, although it was to only do the work for the full flow oil filter system till i found my bearing problem. Hopefully in the next few weeks I'll get that all done and I'll get started with the repair come rebuild.SunnyTim wrote:OK sory I thought you were already rebuilding it yourself as you were showing the failed parts.Craig Allardyce wrote:I didn't buy them Tim. The engine that they failed in i had built by rpm engines some time ago as i didn't have time to do it myself back then. I'll be getting my replacements thru .hm engines.SunnyTim wrote:P.S. Where did you buy your rings and bearings? I am thinking about doing a bottom end....
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Sorry mate, I missed your post.................just one base coat and 3 top coats.Cal wrote:Looks great.![]()
How many coats of basecoat?
Yum strawberry creams! Looks great Craig. Once the stainless and chrome goes on you'll have to wear sunnies to look at it...hungry mob out there
Thanks Alan. I finished the tube work today and shimmed up the oil pump relief valve 3/16".MeFB wrote:Loving the full-flow conversionThose pictures are great for anyone else that wants to do the same thing.
I've read how-to's that talk about routing the oil pump discharge pipe out through the sump, but that seemed like a pretty fiddly way of doing it. I reckon I'd do exactly what you've done now that I've seen your pics.
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