Posted by super99 on February 10, 2009 at 02:06:32 from (75.107.135.36):
In Reply to: Re: IT'S ALIVE!!!!!!! posted by blinwmi on February 09, 2009 at 19:33:56:
Bought 45 over sleeves and pistons from this site. Took the block to a machine shop in town and they did all the work on it plus new rod bushings and fitted them to the pistons. Seems like it was close to $400. Haven't got a new flywheel yet, hoping to find a used taperlock, waiting till I get some more $$$$ to throw into it. I figured it ran before, it should run again. Won't use it till I find another, but needed to move it and wanted to make sure it ran before I dumped more $$ into it. I don't think the head was cracked, just a indentation in the casting and the reflection in the paint made it stand out. I'll look again, but I never noticed a weld on it in all the time I had it. I only ran it about 20 minutes or so, haven't done a compression test. After I find a flywheel I'll put it on a disk or else go to the neighbors and see if I can grind a batch or 2 of feed to pull it some. It needs a good cleaning and some touch up on the rusty spots before the hood goes back on. Will post more pictures as it gets farther along. Chris
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