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Re: Hey Slappy How Did Yor rebuild turn out?
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Posted by MagMan on November 03, 2005 at 14:54:55 from (64.12.117.13):
In Reply to: Re: Hey Slappy How Did Yor rebuild turn out? posted by Slappy on November 03, 2005 at 03:34:31:
HMMM I wonder why I thought you did an H also.
So far I have her running and have close to 60 pounds of oil pressure at idle. I dont have any fluid in her yet so I have only run her for a few mins. I Had the crank turned to 20 thousands, it was already 10 under. 3 and 7/16 M&W or Fire crator type pistons. The head has been shaved about 60 thousands I had the H high compression Head to start with. I went with the 300 cam shaft and so far I have my super M Carb on her. I rebuilt the Mag that I got for it. and went with the metalic clutch. This is my first complete rebuild also I have done a couple in frames before but never had a crank out before. The hardest part was cleaning every part for reasemble. I watched the vidio about 10 times. I will probly have some problems before her first pull I am sure but you got to work the bugs out I am sure. I also polished the intake ports on my head and made them a touch bigger with a brake cylinder hone along with as much of the intake as I could reach. I also bought a 300 c169 intake.
So thats as far as I have gotten I need a 3 to 4 level lower back fusion right now so I have been working real slow. Just trying to get her running before I go for it. I have also stopped rebuilding untill spring and I am recovered. Do you have any more trips planned in the future?
JON
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